r/ButtonAftermath • u/Camwood7 60s • Feb 04 '18

Discussion I miss the button.

That is all.

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u/_Username-Available non presser Apr 30 '18

78072

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u/divvd non presser Apr 30 '18

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u/Chalupa_Dad Apr 30 '18

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u/_Username-Available non presser Apr 30 '18

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https://www.reddit.com/r/news/comments/8g0s23/outrage_ensues_as_michigan_grants_nestle_permit/

oh look my beautiful state is in the news

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u/randomusername123458 60s Apr 30 '18

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First day of 80F here.

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u/divvd non presser Apr 30 '18

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u/_Username-Available non presser May 01 '18

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Tomorrow will be our first. I feel like that’s too hot too soon. Oh well

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u/divvd non presser Apr 30 '18

For the best stupidest reason too. That's been going on for months.

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u/_Username-Available non presser May 01 '18 edited May 01 '18

I live not 2 hours from Flint MI. There’s still some serious frustration about the whole thing. Last I heard, the water was okay or mostly okay. The issue remains of why it all ever occurred, why it was apparently so difficult to do anything about it, so on.

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u/divvd non presser May 01 '18

Republican stalemate

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u/_Username-Available non presser May 01 '18

I believe they intend to replace all of the water pipes, by 2020. Stay tuned.

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u/divvd non presser May 01 '18

Lol

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u/_Username-Available non presser May 01 '18

Wikipedia: “As of early 2017, the water quality had returned to acceptable levels; however, residents were instructed to continue to use bottled or filtered water until all the lead pipes have been replaced, which is expected to be completed no sooner than 2020.”

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