Boarders — you know, the people in your basement who make strange noises at odd hours
David Gillies
8 years ago
Stand by to repel borders. I’m glad this isn’t the Spelling Blog.
3seven77
8 years ago
Wait, what? Montana contains the headwaters of the Missouri River. The Missouri River is not a “navigable waterway”? According to nationalrivers.org, “The intent of the courts has been that the difference between navigable and non-navigable rivers should be a practical matter that can be understood by ordinary people such as settlers, fur trappers, and riverside landowners. The courts have confirmed that even logs and small boats such as canoes, kayaks, and rafts qualify as navigation for title purposes. Therefore a navigable river is one on which you can use a small boat, and a non-navigable river is one on which you can’t.” Map is wrong. Boats are used regularly on the Missouri River in Montana.
Boarders — you know, the people in your basement who make strange noises at odd hours
Stand by to repel borders. I’m glad this isn’t the Spelling Blog.
Wait, what? Montana contains the headwaters of the Missouri River. The Missouri River is not a “navigable waterway”? According to nationalrivers.org, “The intent of the courts has been that the difference between navigable and non-navigable rivers should be a practical matter that can be understood by ordinary people such as settlers, fur trappers, and riverside landowners. The courts have confirmed that even logs and small boats such as canoes, kayaks, and rafts qualify as navigation for title purposes. Therefore a navigable river is one on which you can use a small boat, and a non-navigable river is one on which you can’t.” Map is wrong. Boats are used regularly on the Missouri River in Montana.
Their lodgers are what?
borders… atlas much?