[at-l] Hiking in Florida

[AThiker at smithville.net (Felix)]

J Bryan Kramer wrote:

> It has nothing to do with who the "source" was, from personal 
> experience I thought it didn't sound right. If you have a link to post 
> to show that I was too skeptical, then please let us see it. And as 
> for it being in the paper, only 36% of Americans believe that what is 
> in "the paper" is accurate.
>  
>
>>     Ah, I think this may fall into the urban legend category. 
>
>
>          Of course Bryan. After all it came from "this source." 
>     Actually it was in the local paper. So, unless the hospital,
>     parents, reporters, doctors, and witnesses lied, I'd assume it was
>     exactly accurate...
>

This reminds me of the time I was at the scene of an accident. The truck 
driver (who WAS the accident) and I were standing talking about the 
accident when it started to  rain. The next day the paper said the cause 
of accident was 'rain-slicked roads'... I believe not much of what I 
read in the paper. I still believe Aunt Fritzi, though.


-- 
Felix J. McGillicuddy
ME-->GA '98
"Your Move"
http://Felixhikes.tripod.com/

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