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ocean swimming YOICKS!

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  1. i am kind of loath to write about this for fear of being called a
    stupid idiot. Like how would I go about swimming along the shore at
    the Jersey beach? I mean the New Jersey beach in the usa. Like do I
    have to be afraid of the Rip Tide? and the life guards surely will
    blow their whistles. and how do you do it? I greatly fear being
    carried out to sea. I was thinking of Avalon or Island Beach State
    Park which has life guards only at certain spots but where might I die
    killed by the rip tide or something like that even being hooked by a
    fisherman of which there are one million. Would it be safe? Once I
    visited a beach in the Hamptons on Long Island and I saw someone
    swimming parallel to the beach. Like how do you do that? Like please
    don't call me an idiot. Please. How do you swim close to shore in a
    straight line for a while and not be carried out to sea? In New
    Jersey. Do I have to go to the Hamptons to do this? I live in
    Philadelphia.

  2. There is no point in replying to this idiot. He is a spammer who posts
    in other newsgroups. He changes his name every week or two to try to
    foil your attempts to filter him away.

    cardarch said:

    i am kind of loath to write about this for fear of being called a
    stupid idiot. Like how would I go about swimming along the shore at
    the Jersey beach? I mean the New Jersey beach in the usa. Like do I
    have to be afraid of the Rip Tide? and the life guards surely will
    blow their whistles. and how do you do it? I greatly fear being
    carried out to sea. I was thinking of Avalon or Island Beach State
    Park which has life guards only at certain spots but where might I die
    killed by the rip tide or something like that even being hooked by a
    fisherman of which there are one million. Would it be safe? Once I
    visited a beach in the Hamptons on Long Island and I saw someone
    swimming parallel to the beach. Like how do you do that? Like please
    don't call me an idiot. Please. How do you swim close to shore in a
    straight line for a while and not be carried out to sea? In New
    Jersey. Do I have to go to the Hamptons to do this? I live in
    Philadelphia.

  3. I dont know who MW Smith is but he/she is indicative of the idiots who
    infest this page since Larry left. I am no spammer and I am a she. I
    wanted some advice but this bulletin board is absolutely worthless
    now. I suspect that Larry left because of jerks like MW Smith.

    MW Smith said:

    There is no point in replying to this idiot. He is a spammer who posts
    in other newsgroups. He changes his name every week or two to try to
    foil your attempts to filter him away.

    cardarch said:

    i am kind of loath to write about this for fear of being called a
    stupid idiot. Like how would I go about swimming along the shore at
    the Jersey beach? I mean the New Jersey beach in the usa. Like do I
    have to be afraid of the Rip Tide? and the life guards surely will
    blow their whistles. and how do you do it? I greatly fear being
    carried out to sea. I was thinking of Avalon or Island Beach State
    Park which has life guards only at certain spots but where might I die
    killed by the rip tide or something like that even being hooked by a
    fisherman of which there are one million. Would it be safe? Once I
    visited a beach in the Hamptons on Long Island and I saw someone
    swimming parallel to the beach. Like how do you do that? Like please
    don't call me an idiot. Please. How do you swim close to shore in a
    straight line for a while and not be carried out to sea? In New
    Jersey. Do I have to go to the Hamptons to do this? I live in
    Philadelphia.

  4. Ignore him

    He is like alcohol... small amounts.... good, lots, bad

    Micheal

    "cardarch" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I dont know who MW Smith is but he/she is indicative of the idiots who
    infest this page since Larry left. I am no spammer and I am a she. I
    wanted some advice but this bulletin board is absolutely worthless
    now. I suspect that Larry left because of jerks like MW Smith.

    MW Smith said:

    There is no point in replying to this idiot. He is a spammer who posts
    in other newsgroups. He changes his name every week or two to try to
    foil your attempts to filter him away.

    cardarch said:

    i am kind of loath to write about this for fear of being called a
    stupid idiot. Like how would I go about swimming along the shore at
    the Jersey beach? I mean the New Jersey beach in the usa. Like do I
    have to be afraid of the Rip Tide? and the life guards surely will
    blow their whistles. and how do you do it? I greatly fear being
    carried out to sea. I was thinking of Avalon or Island Beach State
    Park which has life guards only at certain spots but where might I die
    killed by the rip tide or something like that even being hooked by a
    fisherman of which there are one million. Would it be safe? Once I
    visited a beach in the Hamptons on Long Island and I saw someone
    swimming parallel to the beach. Like how do you do that? Like please
    don't call me an idiot. Please. How do you swim close to shore in a
    straight line for a while and not be carried out to sea? In New
    Jersey. Do I have to go to the Hamptons to do this? I live in
    Philadelphia.

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