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William Biffwinkle
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Post by William Biffwinkle »

Yep...I was stylin' in my shiny skins....
You cannot make a sow's ear out of a silk purse either.....but has anyone really tried to do both?

now heer in biffwinkleville we make deep fried DEEserts outa sows ears......an thayr ain't nuthin' stoopider lookin' than'n earless pig....
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Granny
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Post by Granny »

Nice store. Do you got a hitching rail out front, you know, so I can tie up my horse when I come for my morning coffee? :D Seriously, it looks like a nice store, and I have spent a few winter mornings having coffee with the other farmers in just such a place. I know I have teased you about your "coffee", but I like "yuppy coffee" :lol: . I drink my coffee with additives - (chocolate, irish cream, hazelnut). Nice bus. Another great benefit with your bus, besides it's length, is the ground clearance you have. Got to love that ground clearance. I know that was a drawing factor for me.
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