Your living the dream pal!
Scout

"John Cairns" wrote in message
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Well, under the circumstances, as some can attest, as well as can be
expected when the views are mainly of water. Have a few more slots in the
album, will try to fill them up tomorrow.
http://community.webshots.com/album/151748323ulmDJf
John Cairns

I would be consumed with envy, were it not that envy is a mortal
sin and I strive to remain virtuous, or at least virtual.

John Cairns wrote:

Well, under the circumstances, as some can attest, as well as can be
expected when the views are mainly of water. Have a few more slots in the
album, will try to fill them up tomorrow.
http://community.webshots.com/album/151748323ulmDJf
John Cairns

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Taddy claimed:
I would be consumed with envy, were it not that envy is a mortal
sin and I strive to remain virtuous, or at least virtual.

And I suppose the forgotten Joy was a virtue, too?
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katysails wrote:

Taddy claimed:
I would be consumed with envy, were it not that envy is a mortal
sin and I strive to remain virtuous, or at least virtual.

And I suppose the forgotten Joy was a virtue, too?

You mean, would sucking Joy have been an exercise in virtuosity?
I don't remember...I know! I'll ask Marc...but I'd better just
first check whether joy was one of his relations.

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Taddy queried: You mean, would sucking Joy have been an exercise in
virtuosity?

No...more likely the mortal sin....

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