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that delete was me posting as the Bloke...i said..sometimes I wish our population was bigger so these kinds of ventures existed..then i thought maybe i didnt, then i did, then i didnt..
Kelly - You must have been picking up the population in some weird way from me as that's where I was Saturday morning - listening to a talk about population's effects on sustainability. And I was see-sawing back and forth as you. The projected numbers of growth in the US are staggering. In the world for that matter.
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