Vern was returning fire at Paul 
 about Exploding Bullets 
 PN> That's the easy part.  The hard part is a. deciding _which_ 100 front
 PN> feet and, b. the thirty year wait between buying and selling.
 VH> That's always the case, isn't it?  If there were only some way to get
 VH> tomorrow's newspaper today . . . :-)
 
 be real handy at the bookie's 
 PN> this has the ring of...swampland? about it .
 VH> Nope -- it's a wooded ridge, surrounded by seasonal streams.  In wet
 VH> weather, there are a couple of boggy places, but those happen to be
 VH> ideal places where you could put in a pond -- and since the pond would
 VH> lie on the property line, you might talk the neighbors into going
 VH> halvies with you (which is how I built the road.)
 Sounds pretty cool.  Are you close enough to any of the boom areas for
 it to have done you any good?
 VH> It's actually a very nice piece of property -- I just happen to have
 VH> 160 acres in the Arkansas Ozarks where I plan to build, and will sell
 VH> this parcel in Virginia.
 
 Yeah.  I've got a chunk in New Mexico I'm kinda sorta thinking if I
 could get rid of the payment I could service a piece I've found that's
 a little more bigger and isolated.
 PN> I could swap you for some nice beach property I own.
 VH> I already HAVE waterfront property, thank you. :-)
 Pay attention: I didn't say anything about "waterfront."  But, man,
 what a big beach .
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