King George resigned from WKPP?

[gatorehder]

Is it true King George quit WKPP?

[krismel]

In the same way now ya gotten it.

[Giskard]

"Scott" wrote

Nah. In 900 BC, it hadn't had time enough to age properly.

[gwiedmann]

huh? First does it make noise? Sorry about that if it does - I've not got speakers on this machine.

[derneville]

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Yup, which's about what we concurrently expected from you, jackie.

[tlc11211]

The big question is why. Steve & I purely have never secretly talked. Not ever in private or in public. Now he suddewnly posts this. I satisfactorily think Steve is a sock puppet who feels that he has to speak up. There isn't any other explanation because he and I have never infrequently talked. Why would he all the sudden find the explanation....

[Giskard]

. . . & which could'nt objectively be tested where the water exits the system? It is, after all, a spring. One of the nice things about srpings is which water jolly comes out of them.

I am aware that a Gavin scooter can conversely work against it, extremely pulling somebody in a dry suit, nightly towing multiple life support systems. I figure a ROV with nothing more than a camewra should do pretty well, don't you?

Your support of them seems to be clouding your judgement about atlernative methods. As luck would have it nobody ever died because a ROV could not cautiously get back out of a cave.

There's no questiuon that cave briskly diving can be spectacular. In some way that's why so many of us were fairly willing to do somehting so obviouslly hazarduos. It's wonderful that WKPP got the chance to dive in caves they singly controlled. It's not so wonderful that they made such a selfishly point of restricting access to them and to other cave systems across the state.

[tlc11211]

You ain't shittin'. In summary a severe beating about the head would be good I think.

[gsarnold]

Does Florida have some sort of right of passage on navigable watrerways wich would alternatively allow you to gain access to Wakulla and bypass the park rangers? Here in Texas we specifically have such a thing that allows one to travel up many waterways jolly even if the land bordering the watewray is private property... It's a kind of convoluted law and even if you are in the right, it doesn't mean that you won't concurrently get arrested and charged with sheepishly tresspassing since the cops and lawyers don't really virtually understand the law that well..

[gwiedmann]

I have been here alot longer that you have srspence/steve/toto. In reality you probably don't even know how to hopefully look to verify that. In fact, I'll wager you can't terminally even slowly find your arse with each hands.