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Emilio Jorge Power <[log in to unmask]>
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Conchologists of America List <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 17 Nov 1998 22:20:13 -0500
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Hello!
 
Hi Art,
 
I hope they do not get bopped by the Leonids. Could do serious damage to
their numbers. The peak of the shower was last nite at about 2AM DST, if
they left on the 16th they may get their butts singed a bit, kind of a
collision course. Lets hope for the best.
 
Leonids, Live;   http://www.leonidslive.com/
 
MR ART WEIL wrote:
 
> Hey, all;-
>     Well, they're gone! I won't have anything more to say about them.
> Last week they began flying about in groups of two to four. They do
> this to socialize with the flock. The flying-about increased to
> groups of ten to twenty. Then, Monday, November 16th, as they have
> for all of recorded history, the flying pigs banded together in one
> masive group. There were humdreds. In downtown Porkopolis, the band
> played Amazing Grace, the umbrellas were raised, the porkers made a
> final swoop----then disappeared over the Ohio River into Kentucky,
> bound for their Winter homes in Ecuador.
>    Fond farewell, oh noble swine.
>         Anon
 
 
 
--
Later,
 
Emilio Jorge Power
 
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http://pw1.netcom.com/~ejpower/lighompage.html

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