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Old 04-16-2007, 09:52 PM #13
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Default Melody, ever see MYTHBUSTERS?
ON Discovery Channel? Somehow I've the feeling this MYTH is BUSTED?

IF it were soo good DOCS, real docs would be doing it...somehow they aren't. Nuff said. - j

How are you with the rain/wind and flooding?

I've family in Bergen Co across the 'other river' and they'd 7-8 inches of rain..That is a LOT..Here a bit south we had only 3" of rain, but heaps and heaps of WIND! Hurricane sounds all day..Hope things ease up, this is a nasty one. - j
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