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justhangn
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It's not a raccoon it's a stuffed skunk - atmosphere ya know. And stop talking about me!!!!j/kOriginally posted by penncam
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These folks aren't shy.
Why some of them even have stuffed raccoons as the centerpiece
on their dining room tables. Down home folk, you know?
penn [/B]
Gees migtig, y'all just gotta learn to spell "raccoon"! It's givin' us St. Mary's folk a bad name.Originally posted by migtig
It's not a raccon it's a stuffed skunk - atmosphere ya know. And stop talking about me!!!!j/k
Welcome to the board kismet!! Got your NRA membership yet?
Originally posted by penncam
Gees migtig, y'all just gotta learn to spell "raccoon"! It's givin' us St. Mary's folk a bad name.
If'n you got a skunk on your dinner table, don't the sight of that critter have an effect on some of your gentlemen callers? Or do they just want to know the name of your taxidermist?
penn
Originally posted by migtig
Oops. my bad - and I fixed it!
And if any of my gentlemen callers make it thru the front door, then they gotta run the gauntlet of the dawg and by that time they just are plumb wore out and aren't interested in anything on my dining room table!
Well Kismet, you're gonna fit in 'jus fine...Nothing better than some good fondued road kill, gotta have a big chuck of Velvetta to dip it in...now's the prime season for roadkill, it stays fresher in the cold. I'd have to say you need to pop open a Bud and ditch the cabernet if you want to be truley authentic....Originally posted by Kismet
Hmmmm. all this here talk about roadkill gave me a bright ideeerrr....
........Dang.. I mean I ALMOST forgot to unpack my fondue!!!!!!!!!
Yeah. Fondue the old roadkill.
Ok. Excuse me while i go fill up my glass of cabernet again.....