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A nation that continues year after year to spend more money on military defense than on programs of social uplift is approaching spiritual doom.
George never actually fessed up that he cut down a cherry tree.[Link]
It seems to me - century old cherries must have value - did Washington anticipate this - that ole French - Indian war commander? If so, sons of...
I got my own personnel assets been "confiscated" by these mother fucker - "RSX" out of Van-Eck and mother fuck them - if you steal from a pirate...
I would have eaten a cherry and tried a shot of the brine too!
Just another psyops/hoax, move along nothing to see here.
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R.C. sez: Because radiator fluid is mostly water and partly a quasi toxic form of alcohol. I likewise wonder if perhaps she drank the 'windshield wiper' fluid instead. (If correction is needed, I doubt the MSM will point out her/its error; but they can occasionally still surprise me.) ASSUMING the story is true: I would not be surprised to learn that she had a better water supply at first, such as a bottle or three of water, plus perhaps leaks from the the side of the cliff, as I doubt the water table is more than 180 feet below the 200 cliff of of which she (allegedly) drove. Same would, even that deep, leave a leak line about 20 feet up the cliff, with trickles and streams etc.
FWIW, I just did a quick NWS check (easy for surfers, who wish we had this stuff when we grew up), and there was no rain in that area the whole time. (No surprises.)
However, I GUARANTEE that there WAS fog, which, like dew, can be caught on a spread out tarp or car roof* - the bigger the better, (see what sailors would/still do with sails for rain ....] and then pour its corner into the water bottle the instant the fog lifts.
If she was so savvy as to be aware of radiator fluid (better than nothing, I guess); then I'm sure she saved that need until the very last.
She had a self survival mechanism, (obviously), and knew how cars work, (id.) but apparently, either due to her concussion or to her being very, very intelligent, yet 'ditzy'.* I mean, I detect that she could walk. Why didn't she? The hikers did. (It's called 'low tide'/ and changes about every six hours. Likewise, I guarantee that she was discovered around the time of low tide.
R.C.
* I realize it was partially submerged. Its attitude is not mentioned, but her ability to obtain water from it tends to indicate it was on all four tires.***
**I can't think of a better word, as I have known quite a few such females - e.g., roommates/friends...(but never dated any as same is, for moi, the epitome of "not my type". (I prefer ladies who keep their brains/common sense engaged 24/7; and at even higher levels in emergencies.)
*** Though I imagine that the ol' Jeep Patriot was, frankly, quite pissed off.
R.C.
Check out this Tide Chart for Big Sur and see if it doesn't coincidentally' match the above 'master criminal plan' (IF such might be the case.) [Link]
Right now, I believe this a little bit more than I believe the 'Official Vegas Shooting Story.'
R.C.
- No indications or mentions of the exit place from the road;
- No mention of tracks down the hillside;
- Nor how the car pulled off that high speed 80degree UP (relative to the vehicle's forward motion);
- Nor how ANYONE could survive such an impact; especially without a HANS device. Your neck is supposed to support the bowling ball that is your head. When your restrained body stops instantly, your head continues its line of travel. (I.e., momentum/inertia) and far past the max strain capabilities of one's neck. (Ask Dale Earnhardt.); and finally,
- If you've ever missed or, sadly, 'hit' some critter on a road, what was it? I've missed deer, dogs, cats, and yet never have swerved for 'some animal'? That alone is suspect.
I could go on about other possible Holmesian issues but shall regretfully leave the investigation to the hopefully honest local cops (a stretch, I grant) and troopers, (a lesser stretch).
R.C.