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The man upstair

11-03-2008 15:37:17




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Since 1973 40 million have died.

If you were to put each of them in a wood box 4 feet long it would make a cemetery that would be 100 miles long X 100 miles wide.

The size of the state of Vermont.----Hmmmm. makes you think doesnt it.




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JonMN

11-03-2008 16:20:03




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 Re: Interesting in reply to The man upstairs, 11-03-2008 15:37:17  
We are talking Babies here, 1973 Roe vs. Wade. Be carefull how you vote tomorrow, lives depend on you. You will have to answer for it some day.



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M Moline fan

11-03-2008 16:06:27




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 Re: Interesting in reply to The man upstairs, 11-03-2008 15:37:17  
Four feet long makes short caskets.



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RN

11-03-2008 16:42:23




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 Re: Interesting in reply to M Moline fan, 11-03-2008 16:06:27  
I made a coffin last month 6.5 foot long, 22.5 inch wide, 14.5 inch high inside measurement. For smaller- probable use a 2 or 3 foot long 4/6inch board, no side braces, 16 inch end length for inside width of about a foot. Or maybe single 10inch wide board for sides,bottom, ends and top- made a couple pine box's this spring about that size. Be maybe a bit better than toss in biological waste can. RN.

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