Harry Krause wrote:
Eisboch wrote:

Harry Krause wrote in message
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Nice pic Harry. BTW, while your there, would you kinda ask around and
find
out why they have interstate highways in Hawaii?

Eisboch




I was wondering that myself. Still, they aren't much, they're short, and
they're mostly two lane.

If it's anything like here, it's to get the Federal Govt to costshare in
building expense.

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Kind of like the first boat trip you'd been on in years? Remember, you
posted a bunch of pictures of other people's houses on the lake? Kind
of like that?


And to top it off, you couldn't even make out half the pictures due to
photographer error.

Don White wrote:
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Kind of like the first boat trip you'd been on in years? Remember, you
posted a bunch of pictures of other people's houses on the lake? Kind
of like that?


And to top it off, you couldn't even make out half the pictures due to
photographer error.

He probably had to sell his digital camera to be able to afford a boat.
Those disposable cameras aren't very good, you know.

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Eddie wrote:
On 28 Sep 2005 13:41:22 -0700, wrote:



It's a beautiful place, but what amazed me is the crime there. There is
a drug called ice, and it's rampant in the cities. In Honolulu crime is
horrible. I wanted to walk around the city proper one evening to get
away from the touristy places and see the real city, and was told I
probably shouldn't!

Honolulu is America's 3rd safest large city. Here is the top 5 for
both safest and most dangerous. You can see the entire list at:
http://www.morganquitno.com/cit05pop.htm

See he
http://honolulu.areaconnect.com/crime1.htm

Overall crimes per 100,000 people:
Honolulu 6360.38 National average 4118.8

Burglary:
Honolulu 991.97 National average 746.2

Theft
Honolulu 4136.9 National average 2445.8 (almost TWICE! the national
avg.)

Car theft:
Honolulu 942.66 National average 432.1 (MORE than twice!)

Honolulu faired a little better than the national average in robbery,
assault, and very good in murder, but the overall average of crimes is
still above national average. And factor in that the national average
takes into account such hell holes as Oakland, CA, and Detroit.


Or Atlanta.

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Eddie wrote:
On 28 Sep 2005 13:41:22 -0700, wrote:



It's a beautiful place, but what amazed me is the crime there. There is
a drug called ice, and it's rampant in the cities. In Honolulu crime is
horrible. I wanted to walk around the city proper one evening to get
away from the touristy places and see the real city, and was told I
probably shouldn't!

Honolulu is America's 3rd safest large city. Here is the top 5 for
both safest and most dangerous. You can see the entire list at:
http://www.morganquitno.com/cit05pop.htm

See he
http://honolulu.areaconnect.com/crime1.htm

Overall crimes per 100,000 people:
Honolulu 6360.38 National average 4118.8

Burglary:
Honolulu 991.97 National average 746.2

Theft
Honolulu 4136.9 National average 2445.8 (almost TWICE! the national
avg.)

Car theft:
Honolulu 942.66 National average 432.1 (MORE than twice!)

Honolulu faired a little better than the national average in robbery,
assault, and very good in murder, but the overall average of crimes is
still above national average. And factor in that the national average
takes into account such hell holes as Oakland, CA, and Detroit.


Or Atlanta.

Crime in Atlanta is going down, although still high. Glad I don't live
there.

Kevin,
Don't most people think of Snellville as part of Atlanta?


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Eddie wrote:
On 28 Sep 2005 13:41:22 -0700, wrote:



It's a beautiful place, but what amazed me is the crime there. There
is
a drug called ice, and it's rampant in the cities. In Honolulu crime
is
horrible. I wanted to walk around the city proper one evening to get
away from the touristy places and see the real city, and was told I
probably shouldn't!

Honolulu is America's 3rd safest large city. Here is the top 5 for
both safest and most dangerous. You can see the entire list at:
http://www.morganquitno.com/cit05pop.htm

See he
http://honolulu.areaconnect.com/crime1.htm

Overall crimes per 100,000 people:
Honolulu 6360.38 National average 4118.8

Burglary:
Honolulu 991.97 National average 746.2

Theft
Honolulu 4136.9 National average 2445.8 (almost TWICE! the national
avg.)

Car theft:
Honolulu 942.66 National average 432.1 (MORE than twice!)

Honolulu faired a little better than the national average in robbery,
assault, and very good in murder, but the overall average of crimes is
still above national average. And factor in that the national average
takes into account such hell holes as Oakland, CA, and Detroit.


Or Atlanta.

Crime in Atlanta is going down, although still high. Glad I don't live
there.

Starbuck wrote:
Kevin,
Don't most people think of Snellville as part of Atlanta?

I'm not Kevin, and I don't live in Snellville, **** brains. Are you
really so stupid that you can't figure it out? Hell, I think JimH is
even bright enough, but he just chooses not to know.

Guzzi-Boy,
When we were in our early teens we always found it exciting to use
expressions such as "Asshole" and "**** brains" because we thought it made
us look mature. When I got to my late teens I outgrew the need to inject
profanity into every sentence.


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Starbuck wrote:
Kevin,
Don't most people think of Snellville as part of Atlanta?

I'm not Kevin, and I don't live in Snellville, **** brains. Are you
really so stupid that you can't figure it out? Hell, I think JimH is
even bright enough, but he just chooses not to know.

On Fri, 30 Sep 2005 10:13:54 -0400, "Starbuck"
wrote:

Guzzi-Boy,
When we were in our early teens we always found it exciting to use
expressions such as "Asshole" and "**** brains" because we thought it made
us look mature. When I got to my late teens I outgrew the need to inject
profanity into every sentence.


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Starbuck wrote:
Kevin,
Don't most people think of Snellville as part of Atlanta?

I'm not Kevin, and I don't live in Snellville, **** brains. Are you
really so stupid that you can't figure it out? Hell, I think JimH is
even bright enough, but he just chooses not to know.



Yes, but you were probably properly potty trained. (Say *that* ten times!)

Anal fixation can be caused by improper potty training.
--
John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."

JohnH,
I didn't know that.


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On Fri, 30 Sep 2005 10:13:54 -0400, "Starbuck"

wrote:

Guzzi-Boy,
When we were in our early teens we always found it exciting to use
expressions such as "Asshole" and "**** brains" because we thought it made
us look mature. When I got to my late teens I outgrew the need to inject
profanity into every sentence.


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Starbuck wrote:
Kevin,
Don't most people think of Snellville as part of Atlanta?

I'm not Kevin, and I don't live in Snellville, **** brains. Are you
really so stupid that you can't figure it out? Hell, I think JimH is
even bright enough, but he just chooses not to know.



Yes, but you were probably properly potty trained. (Say *that* ten times!)

Anal fixation can be caused by improper potty training.
--
John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."