Mainers would...with lots of butter...
Dear Marsha: 'I'm so glad we had this time together..........'
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Thank you Ms. Mod. You are a treasure. Enjoy your retirement you've earned it. You put up with us.
Especially relocated Massholes...
We don't have possums this far north but who knows what those flatlanders down south (that's anything south of Augusta, Maine for those who don't know) eat.
Thank you. So glad you got back before we close up shop. Good to see you here!
So long Granpa. I very much enjoyed your book it until I misplaced it. Just found it the other weekend when my daughter got sick of the mess on my side of the garage and decided to clean it up a bit. I hope to take it back up again over the weekend. By the way, I think Jake would have immediately looked to replace those Honda generators with propane ones (because propane last almost forever) and found vehicles that ran on propane, also.
Oh no worries, as the climate changes, you'll have them soon enough. They eat ticks and lice though, so it ought to help out New Englanders in general.
Thanks for all you did here, Marsha! Enjoy every second of your retirement. <3
Only the best for you and grandma-- the furryones too. Love and green lights!!
The ticks part is good but think I could still live without the possums.
Well, I was actually thinking the lice part would benefit y'all the most...The ticks part is good but think I could still live without the possums.
Flatlanders? What’s your elevation?
Got rid of those once the kids were out of elementary school.
Riiiiiiiight.... You do remember I spent a bit of time there? It was a Mars Volta situation after I left... De-Loused in the Comatorium. (I know you'll look that up)
I'll have you know we are at 115 feet.Flatlanders? What’s your elevation?
I had to pop in one more time to say hello. Thanks to Char who gave me the heads up on the closing. Thank you to everyone who made this place a hoot.
Well mine is a robust 22ft** above sea level here in the high point of Pinellas. A virtual mountain!Flatlanders? What’s your elevation?
**3 ft of this may be the build-up and slab under my house.
Just speaking for myself. Haven't had a single louse in my house (hey I'm a poet!) since my kids got out of elementary school.
Not a single louse
In your house?
Not upon head?
Nor upon mouse?
Not even the collar
Of your favorite blouse?
I'll not assume 'twas
The product of chouse.
Rather through odoriferous
Hot pots of scouse.
Scouse? Had to look that one up and was surprised to find it actually is a word, at least according to Wiki.Not a single louse
In your house?
Not upon head?
Nor upon mouse?
Not even the collar
Of your favorite blouse?
I'll not assume 'twas
The product of chouse.
Rather through odoriferous
Hot pots of scouse.
Scouse is an accent and dialect of English originating in the northwest county of Merseyside. The Scouse accent is highly distinctive and has little in common with those of the neighbouring regions.