Gunther:
Don"t worry we like you!When i was stationed in Germany many
eons ago i traveled all over by train i went to Ger.=Bel.-Holl.-Den>-
etc. etc. At that time it was a cheap and easy way to travel around
Europe or are the europeans like the USA and prefer their cars now?
Here its at a state now you can"t even carry on a fish on a
plane unless you can sneak it on so to go to some shows you almost
have to drive there.
When imet my girlfriend(wife now)i had around 30 tanks
which soon went up to 130 as soon as i got a house so its better
your girlfriend knows how crazy you may become before its too late
for her.If she has no interest in fish now she will regret it later
if you really get hooked on fish.
One good thing about being single you don"t have to
explain why you want to spend around a $1000 to see some fish!
I hope you get to the conv. i wish i could.
Regards Hank
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> --- In r_m_l at yahoogroups.com, Gary Lange <rainbowfish4u2 at y...>
wrote:
> >
> > The comment was also meant for the fellow that hasn't identified
> himself yet "pair of icy fists". If rainbowfish or fishes from NG
and
> Oz are your primary focus then you should take the time and
expense to
> attend! That's how clubs continue to thrive. That's one of the
> reasons that the RSG is no longer around. A lot of people that do
a
> lot of handwaving but then don't attend, don't publish, don't put
in
> their fish and egg listings. If you have rainbows and are in
Europe
> you should be a member of the IRG and you should try like heck to
> attend the convention. The travel times are nothing like they are
in
> Oz or in the US, you're all really so close together. I'll get off
> the soapbox now :-)
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