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"Peter R." wrote in message
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Matt Barrow wrote:

Humor stunted this morning, Peter?

No, my comment was meant to be taken in the same humorous light as yours.
Was it not apparent?

It would have without the remarks about "logic". Rewrite it without that
part, just a quick quip, and see how much better it hits.

Matt Barrow wrote:

It would have without the remarks about "logic". Rewrite it without that
part, just a quick quip, and see how much better it hits.

I'll be sure to hire you to help me write my monologue for the next "David
Letterman Show."

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Peter

"Peter R." wrote in message
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Matt Barrow wrote:

It would have without the remarks about "logic". Rewrite it without that
part, just a quick quip, and see how much better it hits.

I'll be sure to hire you to help me write my monologue for the next "David
Letterman Show."

Sorry, I'm under a non-compete contract with Jay Leno! ;~)

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"Peter R." wrote:

Using similar logic as yours above, I guess that people west of the Ohio
river just are not as chartable as those east of the river, no?

There aren't too many places you can be east-west of the Ohio River.
Most places area north or south.
I thought pilots were better at geography than this example illustrates.
:-))

john smith wrote:

There aren't too many places you can be east-west of the Ohio River.
Most places area north or south.
I thought pilots were better at geography than this example illustrates.

too-shay...

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Peter

"Peter R." wrote in message ...
john smith wrote:

There aren't too many places you can be east-west of the Ohio River.
Most places area north or south.
I thought pilots were better at geography than this example illustrates.

too-shay...

--
Peter

No, you had it about right, Peter.
The Ohio River runs only from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to Cairo, Illinois.
Most of the U.S. lies either east or west of that little range.
:-)