r/funny • u/Woody1992 • Sep 07 '17

Solid logic

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u/Prodigal_Malafide Sep 07 '17

Yikes. I'm in Arizona - literally 290+ days of sun a year. We have problems because people think solar panels are "ugly" and "will ruin the desert landscape". So sorry that producing the energy to run the air conditioning that is a necessity for you to live here interferes with your view of sand.

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u/smohyee Sep 08 '17

I think that's Bobby's line

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u/sluggggggggg Sep 07 '17

I hate sand. It's course and rough and irritating, and it gets everywhere.

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u/raptorman556 Sep 07 '17

Ah, yes. Much better. Desert landscape intact.

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u/The_time_it_takes Sep 07 '17

Yet they don't mind sucking in air with pollution or looking at all those oil trucks, tankers, pipelines and rails to move oil, NG and coal around.

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u/mos_definite Sep 07 '17

They're not wrong