Who wrote this poem???

[A guy named Emil]

Hi,

On the Discovery channel on Friday night, there was a show called "On the
Inside." This particular episode was about a marine salvage company. At the end
of the show, a narrator recited a poem that started like this "There was once a
race of man, who....." The poems point was talking about how the marine salvage
people work long hours, for months at a time, etc etc.
Any idea who wrote it?

Thanks,
Emil

[Greg Jungheim]

Popeye

--Greg Jungheim
http://www.senryusid.com/
"If one can't be happy, one must be amused." -- Nancy Mitford

[j r sherman]

In article <1ufnetgp485jr4ioq...@4ax.com>, Greg says...

>
>On 29 Apr 2001 06:27:27 GMT, emi...@aol.com (A guy named Emil) wrote:
>
>>Hi,
>>
>>On the Discovery channel on Friday night, there was a show called "On the
>>Inside." This particular episode was about a marine salvage company. At the end
>>of the show, a narrator recited a poem that started like this "There was once a
>>race of man, who....." The poems point was talking about how the marine salvage
>>people work long hours, for months at a time, etc etc.
>>Any idea who wrote it?
>>
>>Thanks,
>>Emil
>
> Popeye
>
>
>--Greg Jungheim

or Jimmy Hoffa, one or the other....

love and kisses,

j r "i'm voting for Leopold and Loeb" sherman