JohnH wrote:


Hell, I'd love to go spend x amount of time with the coasties! I think the
punishment is fine, especially letting them work off the fine - hopefully
by picking up dead fish and trash along the coastline.
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Dead fish and trash along the coastline? Please, John. At the risk of
sounding like somebody from one of the central states, we ain't got no
stinking dead fish and trash washing ashore on the left coast. I mean,
heck, you think this is the Chesapeake, or something? :-)

On 6 Mar 2006 13:02:02 -0800, wrote:


JohnH wrote:


Hell, I'd love to go spend x amount of time with the coasties! I think the
punishment is fine, especially letting them work off the fine - hopefully
by picking up dead fish and trash along the coastline.
--

Dead fish and trash along the coastline? Please, John. At the risk of
sounding like somebody from one of the central states, we ain't got no
stinking dead fish and trash washing ashore on the left coast. I mean,
heck, you think this is the Chesapeake, or something? :-)

Whoops. I keep forgetting that no one up there ever throws trash overboard!
In any case, I hope they find some ****ty job for those kids and work 'em
hard.
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'Til next time,

John H

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JohnH wrote:


Whoops. I keep forgetting that no one up there ever throws trash overboard!
In any case, I hope they find some ****ty job for those kids and work 'em
hard.
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Folks out here are generally a bit more environmentally concerned, but
the actual reason you don't see trash is that our highly educated west
coast fish are constantly looking for something to read. It can be
anything- cigarette wrapper, beer bottle label,
you name it. Our HEF drag all that stuff right down off the surface and
thumb through it (more of them have thumbs since the last leakage up
the Columbia at the reactor) until it falls apart.