Re[2]: [at-l] Me

[tmcginnis@ucclan.state.in.us (Thomas McGinnis)]

     As an imported Yankee Hoosier, I must point out that all animals 
     resembling 20 year ponies in southern Indiana are in fact refugee 
     Kentucky pigs flocking to northern Indiana to mate with the centerfold 
     of Porcine Monthly. 
     I must also point out, however, that Porcine Monthly is published in 
     southern Indiana.
     A strange, but boring state.
     


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Subject: Re: [at-l] Me
Author:  Slyinmd@aol.com at ima
Date:    1/21/99 5:17 PM


In a message dated 1/21/99 8:08:29 AM US Eastern Standard Time, 
AThiker@smithville.net writes:
     
<<  The Institiute was wanting to 
 impliment an animal husbandry division. Who better to head up the new 
 study than one Felix J. McGillicuddy. (They spelled my name McGillicutty. 
 Fools.) Well, I began taking volunteers for my various studies. Well, 
 plain and simply, one of the best subjects I ever studied was none other 
 than Ken. (We, legally, couldn't use last names for the protection of our 
 subjects.) Ken was, indeed, a stud. Look at half the 20 year old ponies 
 in southern Indiana and you'll agree... >>
     
Are all Hoosiers like this?
     
: ).................Sly
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