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lid says...

Would you expect a larger number of people than usual on that day?



HELL YES! Get some better bait and a bigger trolling motor.

Post again soon.

maybe less .. gas is more expensive ... maybe less people boating or
going slower

With all due respect, what the heck would a Canuck know about the 4th of
July, or it's importance in American history and culture? That's like me
giving you advice about vacationing on Bastille Day (or Boxing day, or
whatever holiday is important to Canadians)


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maybe less .. gas is more expensive ... maybe less people boating or
going slower

A. I am not canadian
B. I read about american culture
C. Boating is Boating

D. I know enough americans to get the idea

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On Thu, 30 Jun 2005 02:57:29 GMT, Ignoramus4093
wrote:

Would you expect a larger number of people than usual on that day?

i

Absolutely. Also on the 2nd of July

A very busy weekend for the Coast Guard. The dummies all come out on the
water this coming weekend. More boating accidents and arrests during the
4th of July weekend then at any other time.

True but thanks to darwin, the boater evolution is doing its best to
make sure that in a few generations only the best will have survived

On Thu, 30 Jun 2005 02:57:29 GMT, Ignoramus4093
wrote:

Would you expect a larger number of people than usual on that day?

i

That is the one day, or night, I wouldn't even think of going out on the water.
I watched the DC fireworks one night from my little boat on the Potomac. Then I
had about a 15 mile ride back to the ramp. I'll never do it again. Too many
boaters get too drunk!
--
John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."