Vote he

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"Mike McCrea" wrote in message
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Vote he

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I prefer swamps.

"Lloyd Bowles" wrote...

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I prefer swamps.

I paddle my kayak in the Puget Sound.

I row my Adirondack Guideboat in lakes.

Sometimes I switch.

On 23 Apr 2004 11:00:21 -0700, (Mike McCrea)
wrote:

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Do we have to choose?

I would prefer to keep both.

Happy trails,
Gary (net.yogi.bear)
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On 23-Apr-2004, Gary S. Idontwantspam@net wrote:

Do we have to choose?

I would prefer to keep both.

Me too! I didn't vote because I couldn't choose "Both".

Mike

I just voted twice (separate ID's) and voted once for each.


--
Gordon Niessen
If you aren't on the bleeding edge, you are history.

On 25 Apr 2004 10:33:49 -0600, "Gordon Niessen"
wrote:

I just voted twice (separate ID's) and voted once for each.

Sounds like an excellent plan for Nader fans. Vote once for Nader to
satisfy your conscience, and once for Kerry to facilitate a regime
change.

bb

Rivers.... They lead to something. At a lake you are already there.

"wpatrick" wrote...
Rivers.... They lead to something. At a lake you are already there.

A lake usually leads to several rivers; a river usually leads to only one
lake... :-)

On 26-Apr-2004, wpatrick wrote:

At a lake you are already there

Move to a place that has bigger lakes!

E.g. - the Great Lakes has more shoreline than the east, west and gulf
coasts of North America combined - over 17,000 km.

Mike