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Sac
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Sac, I feel your pain
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3/10/2006 9:43:20 PM
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The problem I've got happens to be with the people who want to make my choices for me and didn't care to consult me first. Here, take it and shut-up types. I've lived around the lake all my life and I do miss the 60's & 70's quite part some, but it's history. It's progress for better or worse, accept it and deal with it. Just because someone shows up, buys lake property to use or retire on, what gives them to right to moan & complain about other people all the time and try to force their will on the neighbors. Move if you don't like it. Then they try to slip around and throw rocks (ie legislation) from behind the tree and have the "I'm so holy let's do it for the lake attitude" when in fact it is selfishness on their part. They want it all for themselves, self centered, self absorbed so called do gooders. I do agree that it seems to be overcrowding at times. I'm not big on PWC's or pontoon boats eventhough I own a PWC but I won't tell anyone they can' t for their pleasure. People need to get off their high horse and mind their own business and stop causing problem. The lake will be here long after we are gone. I say drive as fast as you want, buy what you want, be thoughtful of others, use common sense & if you don't you'll be sorted out by peer pessure or the law one. Now get off the length & horsepower issues.
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