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And at 1,900 square miles, just big enough to fit the entire Boston urban area. And passing half the water supply for Southern California. (But don't let those give you any ideas >:O)

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Yes, but he said in the /United States/.

This says the Great Smoky Mountains is the most-visited national park (11 million a year), and the Grand Canyon is #2 (6 million):

Grins, James

WRT gambling, at least somebody wins. WRT prostitution, nobody does.

Cheers

Phil Hobbs

The think I never understood about prostitution, is how can you be sure she really loves you?

I guess that doesn't include The Republic of Jefferson.

I would make a great landfill.

Prostitution isn't legal in LV, though it's probably just as available as it is in SF. h

They did not allow hookers to solicit on the strip. However, they had those cage-type newspaper holders advertising such. I don't know where the action took place since I did not partake. If not _in_ Las Vegas, then where?

How do you know so much about it? Personal experience?

Sure they do. The house always wins.

Does the government love you? You don't even enjoy that.

Wishful thinking. Antropogenic global warming has warmed the planet up by a degree Celcius in the past 100 years, which is 6% more water vapour in the air over the oceans to drive higher wind-speeds.

You don't need fancy recording systems to register higher maximum windspeeds. Building fall down or get blown away. Primitive and simple.

Not as primitive and simple as John Larkin, but unlike him they do reflect reality.

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Sure you would! ;-)

-- Never piss off an Engineer!

They don't get mad.

They don't get even.

They go for over unity! ;-)

Not in Clark county (LV).

Some of us can read. Perhaps you can get someone to help.

It was legal in Rhode Island from 1980-2009!

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That won't happen quite like that. If the two storms are roughly the same size, they'll do a little dance around each other. When they get tired of the dance, they might combine into one storm. If one storm is considerably larger than the other, the larger storm will eat the smaller storm. See Fujiwhara Effect: