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Axel Rex Omnipotens Asinorum <axel@bungmunch.edu> wrote in message news:<bf960u8rbln9eml4ccfak9mq38b6f40tkp@4ax.com>...
> On Tue, 27 Nov 2001 00:31:28 -0500 (EST), "Vince"
> <vytis.removethispart-no-spam@hotmail.comm> wrote:
> 
> >On Tue, 27 Nov 2001 05:10:24 GMT, "Mark Scheels" <scheels@home.com> wrote:
> >
> >>
> >>Hi Bill, I love museums. My favorite is the Denver Museum of Natural
> >>History. I also love the Air Force Museum in Dayton Ohio. Have been to
> >>several others around the world such as the Louvre, Rijkesmuseum (SP) in
> >>Amsterdam and the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam. I liked the Imperial War
> >>museum in London, One small one in Innsbruck Austria that is also a war
> >>museum that is hands on. Here's an odd one I went to the Atomic Museum in
> >>New Mexico on an air force base.  I have been to many and hope to be able 
> >>to
> >>share some of them with my kids. They are the caretakers of our history.
> >>Have a
> >>good one. Mark
> >
> >I'm not Bill, but you sound really cute Mark.
> >Do any of the museums that you mention have realistic representations of 
> >nekkid men?  If not, do they have bathrooms that are particularly busy?  
> >Innsbruck is a long way to go from here in San Diego, but if it has a 
> >really hot mens room I'll spring for a ticket.  Austria sounds nice, and 
> >I've never seen a kangaroo before so that would be an added bonus.
> 
> This post paid for by the national "endowment" for teh arts.

ROFLMTO! Thanks for that one Axel, I never knew I was an Austrian,
guess that explains why I like to watch "Kommissar Rex"!

Linda -- Heute die Welte, morgens das Sonnensystem.