Texas CBers, have you ever wondered why the Colorado River tastes the way

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Sep 13, 2021
5:21:45pm

HansMoleman Truly Addicted User

Texas CBers, have you ever wondered why the Colorado River tastes the way

that it does?

#KeepAustinWeird

USA Today says Several Austin TX area funeral home embalmers say it's common practice to pour human blood from corpses down the drain, Austin Water officials admit they were unaware its occurring Could compromise the treatment of wastewater entering the Colorado River.
— Arthur Caplan (@ArthurCaplan) September 13, 2021

https://twitter.com/ArthurCaplan/status/1437509948330610697

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Texas CBers, have you ever wondered why the Colorado River tastes the way

HansMoleman

9/13/21 5:21pm

Wbere else they gonna pour it. And what does Austin have to do with the Colorado

Backcountry

9/13/21 5:43pm

Its a river. Near Austin. You’d think someone named backcountry could

HansMoleman

9/13/21 5:51pm

It literally goes through Austin. But it's the Texas CO River, not THE CO River

9/13/21 5:53pm

I’ve never met anyone there who calls it the Texas Colorado River

HansMoleman

9/13/21 5:59pm

Me neither. I literally texted someone today and told them to go paddle board

9/13/21 6:07pm

THE Colorado River does not run through Austin. Nobody outside of Austin knows

Backcountry

9/13/21 6:03pm

I was confused too. The river in Austin is also the Colorado (different one though)

Mike Honcho

9/13/21 5:52pm

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