Date:         Fri, 23 Mar 2007 14:19:08 -0700
Reply-To:     Philip Zimmerman <philzimm1@OBERON.ARK.COM>
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From:         Philip Zimmerman <philzimm1@OBERON.ARK.COM>
Subject:      Re: A Westfalia from Westphalia?
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Date:    Fri, 23 Mar 2007 14:37:32 EDT
From:    JordanVw@AOL.COM

In a message dated 3/23/07 10:07:41 AM Eastern Standard Time,
philzimm1@OBERON.ARK.COM writes:

> How come the Westfalia came from Westphalia?

could be the high "ph" levels in the water of that area in germany?

ok, that wasnt even phunny..
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Chris,

Reads kinda Phunny to me, even a bit puny too!

Anywho, as today is Phryeday, I feel your assertion of the "ph" level
just may have some merit..... in an urban-legend sort of way.
Poking around working on this thread (you think this work came out of
the absolute vacuum between my ears?), Westfalen is located in the so-
called "low country" region of Europe (notice, no "f's" or "ph's" in
that
word). Now logically thinking, "low country" acts as a type of
catchment basin of the surrounding water. Perhaps folks of old tasted
this water and exclaimed: Phooey, this water tastes like Phit!

Ok, I quit. Friday or not, stuphid me knows when to walk away with my
dignity still !/2 intact.

regards
Fill Z.
Campbell River, BC
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