Re: Genealogical Society meeting

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	singhals <singhals@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Robert Melson wrote:
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>> In article <501d3$487b03b7$83b4502b$8979@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> 	"Lesley Robertson" <l.a.robertson@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>"D. Stussy" <spam@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>news:g5ef2t$tl2$1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>>"Western Cape" could be a local usage nickname for any "Cape" in the
world
>>>>that has a distinct western part.  I consider it a generic term like
"west
>>>>side", "downtown", "south bay", etc.
>>>>
>>>
>>>Except that "Western Cape" is the name of the Province that Goodwood is
in.
>>>I don't recall complaints when people forget to specify "USA" after the

>>>names of US states... This is the same thing.
>>>Lesley Robertson
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>>>
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> snip
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>> bugles sounding.  (Lots of our coastal liberals look at the heartland
>> in a similar way, unfortunately, or believe those of us in fly-over
>> country are little more than knuckle-dragging Neanderthals; again,
> 
> (G)  SOME of us coastal liberals have BEEN to West Texas, 
> you know.  I won't mention Midland-Odessa or TTI if you don't.
> 
> Cheryl ;)

But you're talking about Eastern New Mexico, really.

If you're gonna talk about WEST Texas, then y'gotta talk
about places like, oh, Mule Shoe, Berkley (pop 6), Van
Horn, and the like.  Them eastern dudes dunno _west_ from
squat!

Saddle-sore Ol' Bob

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