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"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
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I'd like to, but I will not set foot in a single engine plane unless I
have
first hired two suspicious men who will kill the pilot's family if the
plane
crashes. I don't trust mechanics, except mine.

You don't have to go by single engine plane. Some Outfitters have twin
Otters on floats. A great aircraft.
My brother had a Cessna 185 on floats but he traded that for a 210. He
didn't like the statistics of float planes.

Jim

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Don White wrote:

That was the problem with the 'Star Wars' program.The US would
intercept Soviet missles over Canadian territory. Why would we
want that?

Most of Canada a few miles north of the US border is desolate tundra.
Would you rather that *fundamentalist* missile come down on New York?

--
Skipper

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"Skipper" wrote in message
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Most of Canada a few miles north of the US border is desolate tundra.
Would you rather that *fundamentalist* missile come down on New York?
Skipper

Now here is one ignorant American. Skipper, did you not take a geography
course in school? You have better take a look at the map of Canada to see
where the tundra is located. I can give you some help. It's more than
1000 miles north of the Canada/USA border
Jim

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Jim Carter wrote:

"Skipper" wrote in message
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Most of Canada a few miles north of the US border is desolate tundra.
Would you rather that *fundamentalist* missile come down on New York?
Skipper

Now here is one ignorant American. Skipper, did you not take a geography
course in school? You have better take a look at the map of Canada to see
where the tundra is located. I can give you some help. It's more than
1000 miles north of the Canada/USA border
Jim

As stated, a few miles.

BTW, are you also saying a good percentage of the Canadian population
does not live hugging the US border?

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Skipper

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Jim Carter wrote:

"Skipper" wrote:

Most of Canada a few miles north of the US border is desolate tundra.
Would you rather that *fundamentalist* missile come down on New York?
Skipper

Now here is one ignorant American. Skipper, did you not take a geography
course in school?

Urban = 0.03%???

http://www.canadainfolink.ca/physical.htm

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Skipper

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"Skipper" wrote in message
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As stated, a few miles.
BTW, are you also saying a good percentage of the Canadian population
does not live hugging the US border?
Skipper

Skipper, now you need to take a reading course too. You had better go
over what I wrote, one more time.

So a few miles, to you, is about 1,000 miles, correct?

How big was your boat? 22 feet? Do you know how much that is?
Jim

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"Skipper" wrote in message
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Jim Carter wrote:
Now here is one ignorant American. Skipper, did you not take a
geography
course in school?

Urban = 0.03%???

http://www.canadainfolink.ca/physical.htm
Skipper

Are you now trying to tell me that you don't know what "urban" means
Skipper? It means Cities and Towns.

Jim

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Jim Carter wrote:

So a few miles, to you, is about 1,000 miles, correct?

Yep.

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Skipper

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"Jim Carter" wrote in message
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"Smith Smithers" wrote in message
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Jim C.
You are wearing blinders if you don't think Canada benefits from a strong
US
Military.

The only benefit that is possible is that Canada sells some excellent
military equipment to the USA.

Those are US companies doing a nice thing for our norther friends by keeping
you employed.

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"Skipper" wrote in message
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Harry Krause wrote:

I'd bet there are Canadians who wish they could move their country
away from the USA so as to avoid any missiles aimed at the USA that
miss.

Can we assume you'd clime up on that missile launcher to congratulate
them as GI Jane Fonda did?

One Jane Fonda has done more good than you and every single member
of your close and extended family.

Yep, that kinda says it all.

What good did the ChiComs do for the Tibetans? Oh, that's right there is no
mor Tibet.