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Old 05-04-06, 05:41 AM
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clickerati has completed all 6 rounds of either the Archery Interchange VGP or Winter League clickerati has taken part in an Archery Interchange Northern Counties Classic (NoCo) shoot clickerati has taken part in an Archery Interchange American shoot clickerati has taken part in an Archery Interchange Southern Counties Classic (SoCo) shoot clickerati has taken part in the Archery Interchange Ironman Challenge shoot clickerati has taken part in the Archery Interchange Birthday Weekender shoot clickerati has contributed to or organised an AIUK shoot
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Originally Posted by Greenman
Glad to hear you are taking it seriously, I was beginning to think that there was a frivolous element on this forum. However, regarding swimming. I have always regarded that as an evolutionary backward step, afterall life evolved FROM the sea and I have had no inclination to go back, mind you I do quite like climbing trees,not sure what you can read into that.
Ah, but no! What happens when the Greenhouse Effect causes the poles to melt and we're surrounded by water a la Waterworld? Then there will be an evolutionary need to swim! Or climb trees if there are any tall enough.

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