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To: Brooks Jackson who wrote (10310)	9/19/1999 11:27:00 AM
From: AugustWest	Respond to of 20297

Confusing, but beginning to make a little sense That is if it's the wave they plan on surfing. Remember wqhen ATMs were free? No matter which bank's or company's machine you used? Than they got you hooked, and started making you pay for it. I can see the float thing eventually taking hold. Or maybe not. But Besides the principal(which I do believe for the bank adds up to more than the cost of the service) I certainly wouldn't lose sleep over the few dollars I might save per year. Hell, more than that gets sucked up in the vacume when I clean the cars! And how many here haven't on more than one occasion just thrown a freaking penny in the trash instead of putting it in your pocket? Or am I alone on that one. Did I just admit to a federal crime<g> P.S. If you have Hydrania bushes that are white or blue, you can bury a bunch of pennies around the plant, and it will give you lime green flowers in a couple years. Yep, copper is green when it oxidized. So now for the day's trivia: what color does copper turn in a reduction atmosphere? I'll be curious to know who has that answer. I do.