On Wed, 28 May 2003 10:38:49 -0400 Karen Rhodes
 writes:
> At 09:30 AM 5/28/2003 -0500, Waterweasel wrote: 
> 
> >>>>>
> >>>>
> >>>>Ponder? Us? Nah, although the texans might Ponderosa.
> >>>>
> >>>>MockYeti, Ducking, BardMock
> >>>
> >>>I suppose they could, after moving the Ponderosa from Nevada!
> >>>
> >>>Veloci--in a state of flux--raptor
> >>Laurie I thought you were in Florida Phoenix
> >==============================================================
> >
> >If you drink the water, you're in a state of flux . . .
> 
> And if you wash with the water and a certain detergent, you're in a 
> state
> of Lux.

Go out to the pond and you'll get a spate of ducks....

> > 
> >resist the snide comment>
> 
> Oh, you ain't seen snide if you think that one is!    
> Actually, not
> far off the mark in many instances.  The water here is very high in
> minerals, some of which cause some people to have the runs.  

Try Klamath Falls' water -- they're in Volcano country, and some wells
pump it out eau d' rotten eggs.
Of course, in Bath England, they sell a glass of aromatic water for
2-Pound. (ok, maybe not that bad)
Leave it in the Fridge and it would out gas -- but required some special
conditioner for hair washing.


> water.  She was fine after that, and eventually her system became
> accustomed to the water.  Terrible thing for someone who's BORN here 
> not to  be able to tolerate the water!

don't drink the water, there seems to be something ailin' every one....
> 
> Veloci--weird place, Florida--raptor

won't argue with a native, tygress....

====
But what life is without danger, really? [Jill Fredston, arctic
adventure's] father, Arthur Fredston, a courtly Manhattan attorney, was
walking near the World Trade Center on the morning of September 11, 2001.
Her mother, Elinor Fredston, was diagnosed with peritoneal cancer almost
six years ago.... So, compared with terrorism and cancer, what's an
occasional polar bear? --Michael Ryan

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