Cult Dry Cleaning? Harpoons?

How do you know they don't have a decent place to live? Do you live there?

LOL! Busted clam is so busted. It's Thursday and getting along towards 2:00, so they must be in a panic, trying to "handle" all this "entheta" for their stats.

Could be a herro.

If it was, he'd say so.

You think that they won't charge their staff for the dry cleaning? That would be out-exchange.

Six days left....

See the "before" shot of Austin Fullmer

OMG. It would be funny if it wasn't so pathetic. And how will he ever improve if he can't accept feedback? Classic Scilon predicament.

I'd say it is definitely time to PA the local NIMBYs, if it hasn't been done already.

What do you think they would do to them?

Absolutely. Go!

WIN!!!

Lol dry cleaning. Keep fuckin that chicken guys.

Five days left....

Get over it, already. The Scilons will have their drycleaning equipment in place and being a major contributor to what us Angelinos wake up to every morning.... smog.
Besides, the air quality folks aren't going to give you any consideration because you think Scientology is a cult.

And you know this because?

I hear the sound of crickets chirping in the night.

Oh well. I guess we'll just have to start wearing masks then.

Do you mean to say you guys already have your dry cleaning equipment in place and have bought off the air quality folks to give you the permit after the fact? Hmmm. I wonder what an inspection from city hall would reveal.

This.^^^^^^^ Anybody else notice Herro posting like a fiend in other threads to try to push this one down the page? I call bullshit. There's something in here the scilons don't want known.

herro is roody-poo/nigger

What does that mean?

Honey, you're obviously a n00b, so let me school you. It means someone is trying to derail the thread with ad hom attacks. All the more reason we should ask city hall to come and do an inspection.

LOL! I live near Big Blue. I think I'll get ready for some lulz, watching some unusual activity in the ghost town as RPFers try to move some dry cleaning equipment in a hurry.

Take some pictures if you can.

Geez. No wonder they have tarps on the fence around that place (4734 Fountain Avenue). They don't want anybody to know what's going on in there, because they're probably doing bootleg dry cleaning.

LOL.

I have an idea how to get a bit of confirmation on that. If someone close by could ask the other dry cleaning person (Fernando de Manila, 4849 Fountain Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90029 323-664-8886, according to the OP) if he's had a drop-off in business from the local Sea Orgers. If he has, then it's a good bet they're getting their dry cleaning done "elsewhere," and would help build a case for an inspection from city hall.

Hm. If this is what's going on, this could be bigger than the so-called "chicken-shit" issue it first appeared to be. If crooked air quality folks are involved, in a place like Los Angeles, heads could roll. Aren't we getting close to an election year?

Also post pix if you see any sea ogres suddenly rushing to take their dry cleaning to Fernando's place.

mmkay. dry cleaning. Back in the day, I worked for a financial institution that loaned on commercial properties. One of the commercial properties was a shopping center with a dry cleaning business. It happened that this shopping center was located in the watershed of a river and it was discovered that over a period of a decade or so, approximately eight gallons of dry cleaning solvent (yes, I'm still gobsmacked by the apparently tiny amount) had somehow leaked out and had been detected flowing down towards the river. As remediation, the owner of the shopping center (our borrower) had to engage environmental engineers, dig up and remove some dirt behind the building and set up some monitoring sites slightly further away to track the spread of the dry cleaning fluid, which (at least in 1999) was deemed dangerously carcinogenic.

Keep in mind, this was an operation that was not a skeevy, cheap ass cult that would prefer to do nothing.

And that's the point. There's no way to tell if Scientology will follow all the standard and usual procedures for dealing with VOCs...or if they'll just let them run into the local drainage system or whatever. Do you trust these guys to do the right thing? I wouldn't.

Wow. The people at city hall and air quality management might be interested in exactly that sort of comment. I think there's still a few days left.

Considering how [sarcasm] eco friendly [/sarcasm] they handle the waste from the Freewinds, I have no doubt they'll take the same approach to their dry cleaning plant if it gets approved.

BigBeard

Exactly.

brb. pooning city hall

Huh?

Yeah. I've noticed that when you've struck a nerve in some thread, the scilon trolls try to push that thread down the page so it doesn't get any more attention. That's what was happening with this one. As soon as I pointed it out, it stopped.

No. But I won't argue with you about it.

Not to mention a "PR flap" (gasp).

Common sense. Which, by your question, you apparently lack.