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> > > > > Nobody asked, so I will. Why are you going to "get very very sick?" When I go to the ocean(Ocean City is on the ocean, isn't it?)I have a great time and I don't usually get sick. If I do, it's from pigging out, and I get over that.
> > > > > Anyway, have a good trip in English, too.
> > > > > Howard
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> > > > well, heehee, you SEE... i'm starting out sick (sore throat, ick). I'm going to be doing a LOT of screaming/singing, a lot of swimming, one morning of swimming in the ocean at 6 am (which is COLD), a lot of running around the hotel with no shoes on and a lot of no sleep which doesn't help my immune system.... it all adds up to me getting sick. which means no school tuesday probably =)
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> > > > uni"as long as i don't catch pnuemonia and die"peg
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> > > Swimming in the ocean at 6:00 a.m. is bad enough, but have you looked at a calendar lately? What are you, some kind of Canadian or something? I don't even wade in ocean water that is colder than 82 degrees F. I'm catching a cold just thinking about it. I don't keep going to Florida just because I like driving across Georgia for eight hours. I hope you have on arctic wet suit.
> > > How"cronic goose bumps"ard
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> > Hehe. If you think ocean water is bad, try jumping into a river that's full of melted snow run off from the mountains.
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> > M"I speak from personal experience when I say: 'YYYEEEEWWWWWOOOOOOOUUU!!!!'"el
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> Really? You didn't! :-O
> Howard

I did.

It was an option at my summer camp: Instead of getting up at seven o'clock we could get up at six, go down to the river(which was usually around 45 degrees or so) and jump in to help us wake up. I did this about two times before realizing how dumb it was.