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Originally Posted by Joanna Lytton-Vasey

Does liquid in the air not count? Because the Amazon is quite steamy, a bit like the kitchen when you're making chutney. Also, it is easy to forget the actual river, which is mostly liquid.

Yes, it is interesting. I've never been to Greenland but have read the brochure. They didn't mention water but huskies got a good write-up. Huskies and ice. The moon is so crisp and bright at the moment too, you almost feel as though you could reach up and touch it.

I think he's saying that steam doesn't count. But steam condenses into vapour at its boiling point (when cooling down) so that is liquid droplets like a fog. Accordingly you could see farther in freezing fog than on Lake Victoria. I've been there. Lots of bats, like millions of them all around lights like moths. You think they're moths at first, great clouds of moths but then you realise you've got the scale wrong, they're bats and the light's not as close as you'd thought. Sort of like the opposite of what Ralphsky is telling us. Then you go indoors.

[Nincompoop]

Originally Posted by Jedediah

I don't see any Scripture in your post. How do you expect us to take you seriously?

I see this is your first post here. Please make a thread in the Introductions forum so that we may greet you, assess you, and determine how best to help guide you on your path to Salvation®.

Good on you my fellow ex-gay. Although I'm having a little trouble on the ex part. [TMI REMOVED BY MODERATOR AT REQUEST OF EMBARRASSED POSTER] Any advice?