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Subject: It all depends on where your from. For somone like me who has familly from Vermont. poler bear swimming is fun. And Two, whre in the middle of a deasert. I doubt it would get that coldanyway. If it does, I culd rebuild te forg room and put it close to the pool so we could have a ho tub year round! K, logan I'm ready to help. *rubs his paws in anticipation to the board*


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Date Posted: 13:21:45 01/15/02 Tue
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Well as you can see the sin of the 45 degree angle minus the square of the inverse of the tan makes it so the force of the equilibrium, lets say x needs to be greater then the force of the impact. Which is y=20/3xcos-3*2.Logan14:08:46 01/15/02 Tue

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