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Clamshell says...

Oh, good grief ... if ever there was a story that has been beaten to death, it’s this one.

Clamshell says...

Maybe a Tribune editorial that spelled Barack Obama’s name correctly would carry more authority. Jeezus ...

Clamshell says...

Yes, they quite innocently stumbled upon a perfectly legal device that magically reduced their electricity bill. Yes, of course. Why, of course, that’s perfectly believeable. Yes, of course it is.

On ‘We weren’t stealing power supply’

Posted 18 March 2019, 12:37 p.m. Suggest removal

Clamshell says...

The Tribune should expend as much effort in writing and editing clear, complete and accurate stories as it does in censoring comments.

Clamshell says...

Wow ... *somebody* has some pull, as nothing I posted violated any usage agreement. Apparently it was an opinion that was unpopular with “da powers dat be.”

Clamshell says...

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Clamshell says...

They could have bought Lighthouse Point three times over for what they have spent on this dump and created a wonderful eco-tourism national park rather than another Disney cruise ship depot. D*mned shame.

Clamshell says...

... how long would we last if American tourists stopped visiting, or if American retirees quit buying second homes here?

Clamshell says...

Hahaha ... I dunno, Mudda, I’ve seen a *lot* of those Bahama Mamas’ hips somehow snuggle into a seat on those flying sausages on Southern Air or Pineapple Air. When they pass you in that skinny li’l aisle, da rub-up is practically obscene ... !!

On Bahamas has no Boeing 737 MAX planes

Posted 14 March 2019, 1:07 p.m. Suggest removal

Clamshell says...

Now that we’ve settled that, and you’ve agreed with me, let’s address the issue of “age” of an aircraft. Contrary to what you imply, aircraft are not like humans or dogs, you don’t measure their age by years ... you measure it by flight hours.

Those presidential 747s fly *very* few hours compared to any commercial craft, which are in the air several hours a day. The presidential planes would be lucky to rack up a few hours a week. Sometimes weeks go by without them flying at all. So, if you wanna measure it by “years,” as you inanely suggested, those presidential 747s in reality are probably about 3 years old.

On Bahamas has no Boeing 737 MAX planes

Posted 14 March 2019, 12:19 p.m. Suggest removal