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06-16-2008, 08:19 PM

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I have only boated at night a handful of times and hated every minute of it. A few years ago I went to the fire works on the thames river and drove back to the CT river that night. I decided after that trip I would no longer boat at night because for me the distances are difficult and I have found my GPS not to be accurate all the time. My condolences and prayers to everyone involved.

06-16-2008, 10:02 PM

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Originally Posted by DoTheMath

I have no comment at this time as I am friendly with those involved... aside of my thoughts and prayers go out to all.

However - as for state rep James Pilliod and this comment in the paper - State Rep. James Pilliod, a sponsor of the speed limit bill, (said)
"I'm sorry to hear this," he told the New Hampshire Union Leader. "We knew that sooner or later there would be a major accident. This happens to be a very symbolic one."

Hey AZZHOLE - how about a little sensitivity for those individuals and families involved!?!?!?!

I fully agree!! I sent in a coment to the Union leader that this was a time for prayer and condolences not a political comentary on the speed limit . It was not posted!so much for unbias media!

06-17-2008, 08:54 AM

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Yeah - the Union Leader is a rag to house train your puppy on! They are about as unbiased as Hillary Clinton would be at a recruiting seminar for Whitehouse interns!!