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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Jul 2011
Posts: 1,455 Likes: 41
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Hi Tom, I like this a lot, reminds me of Dylans Highway 61. I think it was the captain and not the crew who didn't care,I'm hearing
God spoke wisely and Noah understood
I would avoid (spat)
all the best.john Hey John... Thanks for stopping by! As far as who exactly shrugged off the warnings, the owners, builders, and Captain may have had a lot of influence over the crew and passengers on the determination of the ships vulnerability. I took some liberty there, but with my understanding of human nature, if enough say it's true, then we are apt to believe. And the warnings received were roundly ignored. And "spat' is another liberty I took. I can only imagine what many thought with Noha and his urgency. Thanks again, John!
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