Re: Bridge over troubled water We had a choice between a new bridge with a $20 toll or paying $10 for a life policy each time we crossed. It was an easy choice.....
Re: Bridge over troubled water Haha! No good deed goes unpunished, Sylvie! But you made a good point in fun; I just reacted to the serious aspect of it.
Re: Bridge over troubled water Of course, of course! I was just thinking of a caption... Not my personal view :) I try to be witty on these things but sometimes I fail miserably! Oh well!!
Re: Bridge over troubled water How can we prevent that, Sylvie? It's the same trend that makes a ghost town of a city center -- putting the interests of a few before those of all.
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