Cybercat

[jay_truth]

On Thu, 23 Sep 2010 19:01:40 +0200, ChattyCathy
wrote:


I think "was" is the operating word now. Visiting Canada and Mexico
are usually given for us. Visiting anywhere else is not. Visiting
parts of the USA where we don't live is actually a very big deal.
It's a huge place with distinct areas that would be similar to you
visiting another country... think about the Hawaiian Islands, the
Badlands in Wyoming and the Green Mountains in New York state for
starters.

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[plan-b 1]

In article , [email protected]
says...

OMG, the poor animal, you neglected your horse too?

Janet.

[Soup90]

sf wrote:


Badlands National Park is actually in South Dakota. (Of course, there *are*
badlands in Wyoming: Hell's Half-Acre qualifies, but it's much smaller than
the national park.)

Bob, drove through the South Dakota badlands in 1987

[Terin]

"blake murphy" wrote in message
news:[email protected].. .

Actually, I hadn't, but now you mention it...
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[David Kelvin]

In article ,
ChattyCathy wrote:

Not true, dat. If he ever required a security clearance his
fingerprints are on file with some government agency.

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[Vijay A]

In article ,
[email protected] says...

So Steve Jobs doesn't know anything about computers?

[Marcus A]

On Sat, 17 Jul 2010 19:06:17 +0100, Ophelia wrote:
I must admit I have the same suspicions as Mr Wertz; however if you've met
both parties concerned in person - and can prove it har har - I am quite
willing to publicly apologize for harboring such dastardly thoughts. ;-)

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[Kenza B]

In article ,
[email protected] says...

That's what a computer _is_, a tool. By your logic, the engineers at
Snap-On aren't experts on wrenches.

[4rest]

Brian wrote:


What about leadium, silverium, ironium, and goldium?

Bob, knowing what Pb, Ag, Fe, and Au stand for

[finally]

Nancy Young wrote:


Yeah, that's what I saw too (GIMF)


I also have to wonder why this "sudden decision" about needing a
passport for USA/Canada border crossings was made? FWIW, there was some
talk here several years ago about forming an "African Union" which
would (among other things) reduce some of the red tape required for
crossing the borders to our immediate African neighbors, but as far as
I am aware, nothing much has come of it.



Wouldn't surprise me in the least. As I said to Cindy, you can choose
your friends, but not your relatives ;-)


I've never understood why some people bother to "travel the world" (on
vacation) and then moan because they can't find a McD's on every corner
in whichever country/city they happen to be in, or that the plumbing is
not up to much, etc. Holidaying "overseas", IMHO is all about seeing
how the rest of the world lives and treating it as an "adventure".

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