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To: mauser96 who wrote (11878)	12/3/1999 4:46:00 PM
From: DownSouth	Read Replies (1) of 54805

OT Lucius, regarding the term "vet". My daughter spent my first fortune <g> in pursuit of sharpening her equestrian skills. There I learned many things (including the fact that airplanes are cheaper to operate than horses). When purchasing a horse, after you have decided that this is the horse for you, before you cut the deal, you hire a veteranarian to carefully examing the horse. It can take over a couple of hours, as the vet, who specializes in horses, examines the horses gait, physical condition, and even x-ray the legs and feet. Then the vet gives you an objective evaluation of the horses condition. You then decide to make an offer or walk away. The process is called "vetting". Now, wasn't that interesting?

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