Montana Clave?

On Feb 11, 11:28*am, Ken Fortenberry
wrote:

That is not really a lake. It just looks like a lake from certain
angles. Like I said, I have never seen a photograph of the so-called
Fawn Lake *AND* the GPS coordinates in the same frame. You'd think
that after all the roffian expeditions undertaken to *prove* this
rumor of a lake exists that someone would have thought to display
the GPS coordinates. Sounds fishy to me.

--
Ken Fortenberry

If someone DID post a photo of Fawn Lake *AND* the GPS coordinates
you'd merely claim it a fake.

typed:
On Feb 11, 11:28 am, Ken Fortenberry
wrote:

That is not really a lake. It just looks like a lake from certain
angles. Like I said, I have never seen a photograph of the so-called
Fawn Lake *AND* the GPS coordinates in the same frame. You'd think
that after all the roffian expeditions undertaken to *prove* this
rumor of a lake exists that someone would have thought to display
the GPS coordinates. Sounds fishy to me.


If someone DID post a photo of Fawn Lake *AND* the GPS coordinates
you'd merely claim it a fake.

Yeah, but since having them go through the exercise over and over again is
the goal, it kinda makes sense, right?
--
TL,
Tim

On 2/11/2011 1:52 PM, Tim J. wrote:

If someone DID post a photo of Fawn Lake *AND* the GPS coordinates
you'd merely claim it a fake.

Yeah, but since having them go through the exercise over and over again is
the goal, it kinda makes sense, right?

I'm starting to wonder if someone out there is paying a commission for
every tourist traveling the trail down to Fawn Lake. Somehow, Forty must
have to be getting a cut of the action.

Tom

On Feb 11, 3:49*pm, Tom Littleton wrote:

...Forty must
have to be getting a cut of the action.

He is. People here STILL treat it like an adult human being. It
can't get that anywhere else.

giles.
who thinks that reading is one of those subjects they should be
teaching in the schools.