A few yrs ago in summer when we were camping at St. Joseph Peninsula St
PArk here in N. FL. I threw an oyster shell into the bay and thought I
musta gotten some bad shrimp and was hallucinating. Rays of light shot
out from the splash. Hands dipped in the water glowed and when smeared
on ourselves left us glowing. Footsteps left glowing imprints on the
sand. Truly bizarre. We see some of the bio light stuff most summers
but never again like that.

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A few yrs ago in summer when we were camping at St. Joseph Peninsula St
PArk here in N. FL. I threw an oyster shell into the bay and thought I
musta gotten some bad shrimp and was hallucinating. Rays of light shot
out from the splash. Hands dipped in the water glowed and when smeared
on ourselves left us glowing. Footsteps left glowing imprints on the
sand. Truly bizarre. We see some of the bio light stuff most summers
but never again like that.


If I run a net through the water in my canal at certain times of the year,
we get the same glow in the water. I think it's jellyfish.

NOYB wrote:

If I run a net through the water in my canal at certain times of the year,
we get the same glow in the water. I think it's jellyfish.

YOUR canal?

Yes, that is the canal that runs next to his home, sort of like "my street"
that runs in front of my home.


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NOYB wrote:

If I run a net through the water in my canal at certain times of the
year,
we get the same glow in the water. I think it's jellyfish.

YOUR canal?

You have to give Kevin credit. At least he didn't say "YOU'RE canal?". He
is learning. ;-)


"Sir Rodney Smithers" Ask me about my knighthood. wrote in message
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Yes, that is the canal that runs next to his home, sort of like "my
street" that runs in front of my home.


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NOYB wrote:

If I run a net through the water in my canal at certain times of the
year,
we get the same glow in the water. I think it's jellyfish.

YOUR canal?

My guess is he just luck out.

" *JimH*" wrote in message
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You have to give Kevin credit. At least he didn't say "YOU'RE canal?".
He is learning. ;-)


"Sir Rodney Smithers" Ask me about my knighthood. wrote in message
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Yes, that is the canal that runs next to his home, sort of like "my
street" that runs in front of my home.


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NOYB wrote:

If I run a net through the water in my canal at certain times of the
year,
we get the same glow in the water. I think it's jellyfish.

YOUR canal?

Well, he couldn't figure out the difference between "won" and "one"

"Sir Rodney Smithers" Ask me about my knighthood. wrote in message
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My guess is he just luck out.

" *JimH*" wrote in message
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You have to give Kevin credit. At least he didn't say "YOU'RE canal?".
He is learning. ;-)


"Sir Rodney Smithers" Ask me about my knighthood. wrote in message
...
Yes, that is the canal that runs next to his home, sort of like "my
street" that runs in front of my home.


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NOYB wrote:

If I run a net through the water in my canal at certain times of the
year,
we get the same glow in the water. I think it's jellyfish.

YOUR canal?

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NOYB wrote:


If I run a net through the water in my canal at certain times of the year,
we get the same glow in the water. I think it's jellyfish.


YOUR canal?

Is that the best you can do to pick a fight? What would be the proper
way to refer to a canal adjacent to your property?

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NOYB wrote:


If I run a net through the water in my canal at certain times of the
year,
we get the same glow in the water. I think it's jellyfish.


YOUR canal?

Is that the best you can do to pick a fight? What would be the proper way
to refer to a canal adjacent to your property?

Here's one that is just as accurate:

"If I run a net through the water in the canal-that-isn't-Kevin's..."

NOYB wrote:

"Dan Krueger" wrote in message
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wrote:


NOYB wrote:



If I run a net through the water in my canal at certain times of the
year,
we get the same glow in the water. I think it's jellyfish.


YOUR canal?


Is that the best you can do to pick a fight? What would be the proper way
to refer to a canal adjacent to your property?


Here's one that is just as accurate:

"If I run a net through the water in the canal-that-isn't-Kevin's..."



Unfortunately, Kevin doesn't give up that easily.