Water, Water, Everywhere...

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2 total messages Started by Cyber_Possum Sun, 10 Dec 2000 21:16

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Author: Cyber_Possum
Date: Sun, 10 Dec 2000 21:16

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..except in the 'glades or the big lake.
Water restrictions in effect. Washing cars or watering grass only
between 4 & 8AM
on alternating days. No need to water the grass today. 8 inches of rain
since midnight. The usual flooded streets, etc.

Thought maybe you went to DC to get in line for the supreme court
tomorrow morning.

Dinny showed up this morning. I tried to help.

Re: Water, Water, Everywhere...

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Author: Subliminal Salamander
Date: Sun, 10 Dec 2000 23:13

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Hell no!
No D.C. for me!
Nasty, crazy folks down there.

It's amazing to me, that a state that's nearly *afloat*, would have a
water shortage.

We sat last night and looked at Microsoft's Terraserver.

http://www.terraserver.com

Lenny lived in Riverdale, and we were able to actually see the house
where his friend Jack lived.
We found the metal factory he worked at and all kinds of places he used
to hang around.

We couldn't find Federal Hill in Providence RI.
Too much confusing "city" to search through and he says -everything- has
radically changed since he was a kid, there. 
He just couldn't get his bearings.

FL looks really cool from outerspace....8)


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