Profile for jermaine
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- Hi everyone. I'm a new user of this site and haven't updated my bio yet, but feel free to send me a message if you would like to know more about me.
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- on 5/2/08
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Courtney
Their website is now up and running. Very cool! Keep up the good work. Can't wait to stop by this summer and taste the fruits of your labor - literally. CurbSideCroft.com
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This is 1/5/08 and I am the original Crisa--so then--although I can't get back into the new BR no matter how I try, can I still post at this old BRO?
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jermaine's Comments
What New York can do to prevent water diversions
I think this is a good attempt by the surrounding lake areas to try to hold on to the water. The bottom line is though that the areas do not own the water in the lakes and unfortunately the US government will do what they please with it.
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