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Old January 4th 05, 01:18 AM
Morgans
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"UltraJohn" wrote

Well almost usually the landings a little softer in the boat, depending on
weather conditions! g
John


Reminds me of the joke about the airliner having engines quit, and getting
later and later, and the one guy that says, "damn, if we lose that last one,
we'll be up here all day"

With the boat you get that softer landing, and you have longer before you
die, after running out of gas. :-)
--
Jim in NC


 




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