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To: steve harris who wrote (337858)	5/20/2007 2:52:48 PM
From: SilentZ	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1584756

>We an argue over who ignored the threats before 9-11, but how long do you want to continue ignoring it? Can you even imagine a nuke going off in - where did you say you lived again? New York City? I don't buy that the chances of that happening are very high. -Z

To: steve harris who wrote (337858)	5/20/2007 6:00:18 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1584756

We an argue over who ignored the threats before 9-11, but how long do you want to continue ignoring it? Can you even imagine a nuke going off in - where did you say you lived again? New York City? Z has said repeatedly he lives in Albany. That's not NYC. Albany is the capital of NY state. Interestingly enough, the state and its largest city have the same name. They are continguous but physically, NY state is much bigger than NY City. Albany is about a hundred miles north of the City. Should a nuke go off in the City, I don't think the plume would be visible from Albany and I suspect the westerly winds would drive the radiation over Long Island to the Atlantic Ocean, not Albany. However, you might want to try and freak out the Europeans with your scary, nuke stories. Do you think you can remember all that?