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	Name:	Bob -
	Subject:	LAKE LEVEL
	Date:	4/23/2007 12:57:00 PM

"How is this a FACT? How do low levels affect me? How do they affect someone who has a deep enough dock, or don't care about property values because they don't intend to sell, or don't own property at all?"

Uh...Is this serious? I think its just about the stupidest thing I have ever read. Having less water does not make it better because you have a deep water dock. So, having more water would at a minimum be neutral to you. "Don't care about property values"? Yea, thats normal...whatever...really a mainstream opinion there. "Don't own proeperty at all", Ok, and why is it that you don't want higher levels if you don't own property?

You are proving my point genius...I hate having to get an "atitude" with you but your ignorant comments are just too much. please continue to enlighten us on all of the reasons why lower levels are good.

"I accept the fact that there is a majority of people who hate low levels ("low" being a relative term; if you wanted to see low summertime levels, you should have been here years ago) but to say they affect everyone just because they affect you is quite arrogant on your part"

They affect everyone (or virtually everyone) and that is not being arrogant its being realistic...