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To: Oral Roberts who wrote (64436)	8/26/2004 12:16:47 PM
From: Ish	Respond to of 793955

<<Which is why beaching their boat was not supposed to be allowed. >> Good point.

To: Oral Roberts who wrote (64436)	8/26/2004 2:36:18 PM
From: R2O	Respond to of 793955

and beaching your boat and searching on shore means all the other boats are out of action, unless you don't mind taking a few. Either firing had ceased (is searching without plan in a enemy area a really good idea?) or it was a damn fool action.

To: Oral Roberts who wrote (64436)	8/26/2004 11:12:42 PM
From: DMaA	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 793955

Wisconsin *WAS* a battleground state: THE FROZEN TUNDRA OF... LAMBERT FIELD? [08/26 08:05 PM] Steve Chaggaris of CBS News reports: On Wednesday, Kerry made his third visit to Green Bay, Wis., this year and made it a point to focus on the main thing the city revolves around: football and the Green Bay Packers... As he was taking questions from the audience, he referred to the legendary Packers stadium, Lambeau Field (which has been called that for 39 years) as "Lambert Field." If the voters catch wind of that gaffe, it could take Kerry another three visits to Green Bay to make up for it. (shaking head) Lambert field? Lambert field? Has this man never watched Sportscenter? Never listened to Chris Berman? Has he never heard John Facenda's NFL Films voice? The low, rumbling Voice-of-God? As in, "the Frozen tundra of (already-deep voice dropping another four octaves) Lammmbeauuuu Field..." nationalreview.com