Seems to me there was a new story about some guy who died in his
float tube on a desert lake a few years back. If I remember right, he
exchanged greetings with a passing canoe but when they came back a
while later, he was slumped forward, dead from massive heart attack.
Sounds like a good way to go to me.
K
As sad and tragic as this is, and not to make light of the
situation, when I die, I hope it is when I am fishing. My wife
agrees, double indemnity on the life insurance, you know...
Roger
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