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06-09-2011, 01:20 PM
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Michigan has less than 4,000 miles of shoreline...
Oklahoma has 55,000...
You do the math..
REF: Oklahoma Water Resource Board http://www.owrb.ok.gov/util/waterfact.php
REF: Department Environmental Quality: http://www.michigan.gov/deq/0,1607,7...5959--,00.html
06-09-2011, 01:23 PM
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Try actually reading a post before you reply to it. It makes you look even more ignorant than you probably are. If that is possible.
Now go away and stop trying to make a name for yourself before you offend every member on this board.
06-09-2011, 01:25 PM
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little older data but you are both wrong MI and FL seem to flip flop year to year
1. Michigan 1,003,947
2. California 957,463
3. Florida 902,964
4. Minnesota 826,048
5. Texas 621,244
6. Wisconsin 575,920
7. New York 526,190
8. Ohio 414,658
9. South Carolina 382,072
10. Illinois 369,626
11. Pennsylvania 359,525
12. North Carolina 353,560
13. Missouri 335,521
14. Georgia 327,026
15. Louisiana 322,779
16. Mississippi 300,970
17. Alabama 262,016
18. Washington 260,335
19. Tennessee 256,670
20. Virginia 240,509
I just stated that you would turn it into an argument
little older data but you are both wrong MI and FL seem to flip flop year to year
1. Michigan 1,003,947
2. California 957,463
3. Florida 902,964
4. Minnesota 826,048
5. Texas 621,244
6. Wisconsin 575,920
7. New York 526,190
8. Ohio 414,658
9. South Carolina 382,072
10. Illinois 369,626
11. Pennsylvania 359,525
12. North Carolina 353,560
13. Missouri 335,521
14. Georgia 327,026
15. Louisiana 322,779
16. Mississippi 300,970
17. Alabama 262,016
18. Washington 260,335
19. Tennessee 256,670
20. Virginia 240,509
06-09-2011, 01:33 PM
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06-09-2011, 01:34 PM
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Because World Book is the end-all resource, right? I specialize in surface water and can tell you that my numbers are accurate. World Book or whatever source you're trying to use is probably not taking into consideraton rivers or bodies of water of a certain size or lakes that are shared with other states..
What are you getting out of all this? The satisfaction of thinking you one-upped a bunch of okies with facts that dont make sense? Good Job..
06-09-2011, 01:38 PM
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nice observation because you are probably like the rest who think that everybody is from the city, which they are not including my self. And I have not been here forever as well. I just like how members think they know it all, and those need to be challenged and shown they are not right
And, who are you to challenge long standing members of this board? I guess since you are here now and know it all, there is no reason for the rest of us to respond to posts and just wait for your ever so brilliant answer.
One more thing, proper punctuation and capitalization go a long way around here and say more about you than you think.
06-09-2011, 01:44 PM
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