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KB2VXA > FUEL 01.11.08 17:15l 30 Lines 1242 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Re: VE3WBZ > Emerald Isle
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To : FUEL@WW
Gi Pete and all,
May as wel can "virgin fantasy", that's enough excitement for one day.
When I read the bit about an algae pond the size of Ireland, well, what
do you think raced through my mind? No, the Irish wouldn't appreciate it.
Uh uh, the Indians now use aluminium canoes like everyone else and thank
them for the invention. Old birch sure does make a great fire starter but
they didn't smoke out of habit, it was ceremonial and some of the better
stuff was done under stricked supervision of the shaman. I wonder what
Sitting Bull had in his pipe, he and some others had powerful visions and
then there are the prophesies. I don't remember the exact title but there
was a thesis done on it, Don Juan comes to mind. I read about Mescalito
among others and found it fascinating. Then The Simpsons did it up, Homer
and the Texas Chili cracked me up. Now I wonder if the Chippewa had it so
good but I digress.
I don't know what this has to do with fuel, Ireland or virgins but you
can go all day in a canoe without one drop of petrol.
73 de Warren
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Message timed by NIST: 15:03 on 2008-Nov-01 GMT
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