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To: Bob Lao-Tse who wrote (46)	5/21/1999 1:45:00 AM
From: Mike McFarland	Read Replies (1) of 157

I don't think the nasty bits you see on the evening news are significant. Third world famine, AIDS, tobacco-related cancer deaths, heart disease, those would be significant. Traffic accidents kill quite a few people, I guess you touched on that with the road rage, but falling asleep at the wheel is probably worse than being all worked up. But none of these things really add up, humans breed plenty fast, especially in those parts of the world where large families are considered normal. Okay, let's get back on topic: Whales--why do you see whales beached on the coast from time to time? A. Pollution B. Disease C. Running away from crazed Makah murderers D. Malnutrition heheh, mostly 'D' I should think. The Makah are certainly no threat. Doubt that there is any significant pollution out in the our ocean. Disease is probably a distant second. Hey, let's find a good NMFS website with a FAQ...

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