To: T Minus Four; archy; WhiteGuy; Chad Fairbanks; MineralMan; ctlpdad; Dialup Llama; ...
Common bumper-sticker seen in NH:
WELCOME TO NEW HAMPSHIRE - NOW GO HOME
...just so you get the flava' of the place. And don't botha' askin' a native if they know something, like "do you know where the fair gounds are," or "can you tell me how to get to the L.L. Bean stoa, 'cause the ansah is always the same, "ay-ah," which means the same as "yup" anyplace else.
Hank
To: Hank Kerchief
Well, I AM a native, so I'm familiar with all that ;0)
46 posted on
10/01/2003 12:07:57 PM PDT by
Chad Fairbanks
(<Tag>Something unspeakably clever</Tag>)
To: Hank Kerchief
...just so you get the flava' of the place. And don't botha' askin' a native if they know something, like "do you know where the fair gounds are," or "can you tell me how to get to the L.L. Bean stoa, 'cause the ansah is always the same, "ay-ah," which means the same as "yup" anyplace else. Hank
No worries, so long as that Bean feller's store has a good supply of Stetsons, as my old one's about worn out and I really ought to be looking my best for the new neighbors.
But I already found the feller who sells the shootin irons.
-archy-/-
47 posted on
10/01/2003 12:15:35 PM PDT by
archy
(Keep in mind that the milk of human kindness comes from a beast that is both cannibal and a vampire.)
To: Hank Kerchief
And don't botha' askin' a native if they know something, like "do you know where the fair gounds are," or "can you tell me how to get to the L.L. Bean stoa, 'cause the ansah is always the same, "ay-ah," which means the same as "yup" anyplace else. My liberal, gay as all getout college professor and some of his namby-pamby prof friends were driving through in Maine (motto: "You can't get there from here") trying to reach Rutland or somewheres, got lost and asked this old guy on the side of the road:
"What road should we take to get to Rutland?"
"Doesn't matter to me!" he replied!
56 posted on
10/01/2003 12:31:07 PM PDT by
JohnnyZ
(Robot robot robot)
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