On May 5, 9:56*pm, Rodney Long wrote:
Jon Enslin wrote:
On May 5, 6:38 pm, "Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers"
wrote:
"Jon Enslin" wrote in message SNIP

One thing I don't understand is how they can call the Great Lakes
lakes at all when they are sal****er. *Shouldn't they be called seas
or something?

Jon

The Great Lakes are comprised of Lake Huron, Lake Ontario, Lake Michigan,
Lake Erie and Lake Superior. *Unless you're talking about some different
"Great Lakes," all of them are FRESHWATER lakes.

Honestly, do you know nothing? *"Lake" Michigan has salmon in it.
Salmon is a sal****er fish. *When I was a kid, I used to swim in Lake
Superior. *Definately salt water. *Furthermore, it is geologically
impossible to get lakes that big. *I remember that from high school.

Don't be so ignorant.

Jon

* Lake Superior, on the United States/Canada border is the freshwater
lake with the greatest surface area at 31,700 square miles (82,103
square kilometers).

Again, I am sorry, but you are wrong. I swam in it once and it is
definately sal****er. It is geologically impossible to have
freshwater lakes that big.

Jon