"Bill Noble" wrote:

political statement is clear in the thread title. No information RE
unionization of Chicago building code writers, my point was that nonsense is
nonsense, and the political attribution is uncalled for.

I was responding to my thoughts on these waterfree urinals. I have practical experience.

I'm going to say something good about a union. In a recent WSJ Opinion Journal artical,
they (union) were crisized for holding out for water supply lines in a waterless urinal
install.

Given my thoughts on these nasty smelly things, when sanity prevails, being able to put in
water using urinals with pipes just behind the wall will be a cost savings.


Oh, and apparently some folks (not you) cannot recognize sarcasm, but that's
to be expected in puerile conversations.

I didn't see sarcasm.


We would all be a lot better off, and the country would too, if political
slander were omitted where it is uncalled for. there is nothing liberal or
conservative about urination, nor about improperly installed appliances, or
about building codes that don't make sense.

Well you are going to love Waxman pushing the California Code on the rest of the country
as part of cap and trade. California's solutions for energy conservation are not
necessarily good ideas for Michigan.

Wes
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