Happy
to learn we Euros have nothing in common with Africa - the Suez canal saves
us.
However, there is a tunnel underneath. You just need to pay one Egyptian
pound at its entrance in a suburb of Suez, and you can freely cross over to
another continent. Nothing is safe in this world.
Wolfgang
..but isn't the Suez Canal at sea level?
My sources say so.
Lowell G. McManus
Leesville, Louisiana,
USA
----- Original Message -----
From: "aletheiak"
<aletheiak@...>
To:
<BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, November 16, 2004 5:20
PM
Subject: pal slap Re: yachats or rostah cay Re: [BoundaryPoint] The
easternmost
point in Europe
is there a subject or a verb
or anything in here for starters
whether express or
implied
with pals a little syntax outslaps a load of
explanation
or at least no gut or nap of mine has been tugged on yet
anyway
great mets fan that i always have been too
& with
continents
whatever the dreams or myths
& you see how silly people
can be about them
speaking as a beepy roadrunner
i of course cant help
recognizing & conceding 2 distinct americas
divided however not by a
canal or bridge
but only by the actual darien road gap
however only
a single undivided ungapped afroeurasia
& ditto for oz too i
think
but there are probably several unconnected
antarcticas
oops
if road networks were continents
which
of course they arent really either
are they
a sea level panama
canal &or sea level suez canal might have changed
my whole mind around
on this question
but neither of these is really such a clean cut as all
that
& then even if they had been
you would have had to consider
most of greece & cape cod separate
continents too
oops
etc
etc
all still very messy
which is why i say
not to even worry
about it
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