Saw in the OC Register online today that a raw sewage spill occurred. Yuk.

"About 2,000 feet of shoreline near Aliso Creek in Laguna Beach was closed to swimming Tuesday after a sewage spill. The spill, caused by a faulty pumping station owned by the South Coast Water District, released an estimated 1,000 gallons of sewage. District workers prevented 560 gallons from reaching the ocean, but the rest contaminated near-shore water. The swimming closure, stretching 1,000 feet to the north and 1,000 feet to the south of the mouth of Aliso Creek, will likely remain in place for a few days until bacteria levels drop to normal, county health officials said."

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What they really meant was "the beach will be open again when the longshore current washes all the $hit down to Creek"- bastards

Looks like there will be more then surfboards in the lineup, hey Bassnet?? Why cant the water districts control their $hit. Literally!!!!!

Thanks Fongster for the info. Seems like these spills happen every other day!?

What gets me is that it wasn't even raining hard or raining at all--that's when it usually happens. Someone turn the wrong dial or something? Sheesh.


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Well, maybe most of the NASA qualified guys didn't respond to the job add that said "poop technician"- but the benis must be great, all you can eat at the poop cafe and stuff....