She got hammered for this.

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"If you kick every Latino out of this country, then who is going to be cleaning your toilet, Donald Trump?" - Kelly Osbourne on "The View" More here: http://on.msnbc.com/1IKCwpX.

Now its the libs mantra......who are you going to do these crap jobs. I see libs on SM PROUDLY saying who are you going to get to pick the crops for $5.00 hr.

Even people on here arguing the cost of food will go up if we have to pay people more.

Edited July 22, 2025Jul 22 by Highmark

2 hours ago, Highmark said:

If a pool smells like chlorine its got a lot of pee and sweat in it. Was down at the Ozarks for my Nephews stag and went to one of those pool bars to eat. There were HUNDREDS of people in those pools and hardly anyone getting out to go to the bathroom.

the strong "chlorine" smell in pools is not caused by chlorine alone. It's primarily a result of chlorine reacting with bodily fluids like urine and sweat, forming chloramines. These chloramines, not the chlorine itself, are responsible for the irritating odor and can cause eye and respiratory irritation,

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Stick your nose in a container of chlorine and tell me it doesn't burn when you inhale. Then piss in it and see if the smell changes.

Edited July 23, 2025Jul 23 by Stephen Hawking

4 minutes ago, Stephen Hawking said:

Stick your nose in a container of chlorine and tell me it doesn't burn when you inhale. Then piss in it and see if the smell changes.

Dude this isn't rocket science or theory.....its fact....ask any pool person. Many examples of people doing their own test in buckets proving it as well.

I challenge you to find any links that prove otherwise.

https://www.facebook.com/reel/788540628787111

An actual pool chem website.

https://bioguard.com.au/solutions/why-you-should-never-smell-chlorine-in-your-pool/

You probably think what you’re smelling is a large dose of chlorine. But in fact, this odour points to the opposite! 

What you’re smelling is actually something called chloramine. Never heard of it? Chloramine is the byproduct that’s produced when the chlorine in the pool water combines with swimmer’s waste (body oils, skin flakes, etc.) and other contaminants. It’s this chemical compound that gives off the strong odour and can cause irritation to swimmer’s eyes and skin. Plus, it reduces the free chlorine in the water (the chemical that works to disinfect the water) – meaning there’s a risk of it becoming unsafe for swimmers. 

So, if a strong odour is emanating from a pool, it’s likely that there’s a problem in the water and it requires further treatment to ensure proper sanitation! 

Edited July 23, 2025Jul 23 by Highmark