"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
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In article 9cOef.146718$Io.55903@clgrps13,
Capt.Mooron wrote:

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
Don't worry. Mooron is a canuck.

While Jon is from .....California!!!

A state the size of one of our provinces.... with more population than all
of Canada!

Bzzzt. Not from California. But, I agree with you!

Texas?

Max

In article et,
Maxprop wrote:

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
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In article 9cOef.146718$Io.55903@clgrps13,
Capt.Mooron wrote:

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
Don't worry. Mooron is a canuck.

While Jon is from .....California!!!

A state the size of one of our provinces.... with more population than all
of Canada!

Bzzzt. Not from California. But, I agree with you!

Texas?

Thankfully, no.

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"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
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In article et,
Maxprop wrote:

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
...
In article 9cOef.146718$Io.55903@clgrps13,
Capt.Mooron wrote:

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
Don't worry. Mooron is a canuck.

While Jon is from .....California!!!

A state the size of one of our provinces.... with more population than
all
of Canada!

Bzzzt. Not from California. But, I agree with you!

Texas?

Thankfully, no.

Why "thankfully?" If you were from Texas you'd be sure you were right about
everything despite being wrong about everything. Provides a great sense of
mental security.

Max

In article et,
Maxprop wrote:
Bzzzt. Not from California. But, I agree with you!

Texas?

Thankfully, no.

Why "thankfully?" If you were from Texas you'd be sure you were right about
everything despite being wrong about everything. Provides a great sense of
mental security.

It's one of those fly-over states.

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www.sailnow.com

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
...
In article et,
Maxprop wrote:
Bzzzt. Not from California. But, I agree with you!

Texas?

Thankfully, no.

Why "thankfully?" If you were from Texas you'd be sure you were right
about
everything despite being wrong about everything. Provides a great sense
of
mental security.

It's one of those fly-over states.

I've never been there, except for a very brief change of planes at DFW.
That f***ing monstrosity is so huge that it took us the whole half hour to
walk from one gate to the subsequent one. And we only covered about 25% of
the terminal, walking at a very brisk pace. They have a train to move
people around the terminal--we should have taken it to save time. You could
put Chicago within the boundaries of that airport. The weather was foggy,
so we didn't have to actually *see* Texas.

Max

In article t,
Maxprop wrote:
It's one of those fly-over states.

I've never been there, except for a very brief change of planes at DFW.
That f***ing monstrosity is so huge that it took us the whole half hour to
walk from one gate to the subsequent one. And we only covered about 25% of
the terminal, walking at a very brisk pace. They have a train to move
people around the terminal--we should have taken it to save time. You could
put Chicago within the boundaries of that airport. The weather was foggy,
so we didn't have to actually *see* Texas.

I drove across three times. One roundtrip in my car, once in one
direction hitchhiking. Actually, the people were very nice. I
even got a ride from a local FAA guy who caught me trying to hitchhike
on small planes in a small airport (forget which one... near Texarkana
I believe). Another guy in his 80s stopped on the wrong side of the
street to ask if I wanted a ride. Got to be fast friends with him and
his wife cooked me dinner.


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