Subj : outlook express
To   : GEORGE VANDERVORT
From : JAY EMRIE
Date : Wed Apr 20 2005 11:04 pm

GV> JE>
GV> JE> I am not likely to have to worry about any of that.
GV> JE> I am not likely to win the Lottery!
GV> JE>
GV> JE>
GV> JE>
GV> GV>> Regards,
GV> GV>> George Vandervort - 47 Miles North of San Antonio
GV> JE>
GV> JE> You must be considerably south of Austin. Court house to courthouse
GV> JE> distance between S A and Austin used to be 81 miles.
GV> JE>
GV> JE> Jay
GV> JE> -+-
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GV>just goes to show, You can't trust those Politicians :-)

GV>in San Marcos on IH35 Mile Marker 205 the sign Post
GV>shows: Austin 25, San Antonio 47 ??

GV>the actual City Limits of Austin has expanded

GV>South into Hays County almost to Buda,
GV>West  about 60 miles to Lano, TX along the RailRoad
GV>      Right away
GV>East  about 20 miles to Bastrop
GV>North to Round Rock even Phugerville on the Northeat
GV>side of Austin in now part of Austin, TX

I guess I am getting old. Used to be (in the 40s and 50s) distances
between cities was measured courthouse to courthouse (or city center to
city center if no courthouse) - not city limits to city limits.

Ain't nothin the same no more!

Jay
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