High Lead Levels found in all 41 Portland schools tested so far
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[QUOTE=papkee;50791310]I remember a few years ago my friends and I were exploring a demolition site and found a piece of asbestos. The logical thing to do was to throw it around to each other and then drop it into the lake. :v:[/QUOTE]
Yeesh, uh, sorry about your future medical bills buddy.
Also, I thought this was going to be about leaded petrol, but the notion that it's actually due to lead pipes... [U]Lead plumbing[/U], in this day and age, in public schools. The term originated from the Roman word for lead (plumbum, which kinda sounds like what you'd call someone with a fantastic arse, plump and delectable like a plum), but frankly it's appalling that they haven't replaced all that lead piping with non-toxic replacements.
I can imagine why, mostly because of it being really expensive to pay for the labour and the replacing of all that pipe, but in a sane reality money should be no object when it comes to the health of your fellow man. But of course, we live in a horrific nightmare dimension where shit like this actually happens.
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