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Posted by vally farm on July 16, 2007 at 21:17:23 from (207.69.140.25):
I'm not wanting to get anybody worked up, but I'm listening to a lot of people on the TV saying that you and I should be quicker about building them a new dam,but make it a cat. 5 dam, and where is the new house for them to live in. Tragidy what happened, but why should uou and I be responsible? They chose to live below sea level in a hurricane zone. Not a single person from that area came to help me out when I needed back surgery and the tractor engine blew. I was tought that was what insurance was for. If I choose to live on top of Mount Everest why should I expect sombody else to pay for my chapstick and longjohns? Mike
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