On 4/10/10 8:40 AM, Loogypicker wrote:
On Apr 9, 2:02 pm, wrote:
On 4/9/10 1:35 PM, Loogypicker wrote:





On Apr 9, 12:28 pm, wrote:
On 4/9/10 12:20 PM, wrote:

On Fri, 09 Apr 2010 12:12:52 -0400, John
wrote:

...so if you're in the Edinburgh, VA, area, stop by Creekside Campgrounds and
say hello.

Harry, insert foreclosure joke here


Lord I apologize and go off to be with the starving pygmies

And I wasn't going to comment, though I was thinking of correcting
herring on his spelling of the placename. There's no 'h'. If he weren't
such a **** of a human being, I'd consider letting him park his trailer
on our spit of land next to the Shenandoah. It's got 'lectricity; a fire
pit; a masonry storage building (with a nice double bed, refrigerator
and small stove); an actual, union-built brick outdoor grill, and a
canoe. The river is up, sparkling and cold, and the smallies, I hear,
are biting.

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So now it's YOUR land?? Last time, it was your friends.

I have several friends with land out there, Loogy. Several years ago, we
bought the piece on which stumpy used to sit...remember stumpy? Well,
there's a small cabin and drain field there now...stumpy was bulldozed
out and...sadly...burned up. Even in death, though, stumpy was smarter
than you are.

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So, again, are you now saying YOU own land there? I just want to be
certain before I google up your posts about your friend's
land.......and never, ever a mention of YOUR land there.....


Among other things, ****-for-brains, you also don't know what car I'm
driving these days, what motorcycle I bought, what my blood pressure
reading is, and how many sheets of toilet paper I use to wipe myself.
That's right, loogy, we use toilet paper up here, not leaves or corncobs
like your little family of no-necks.

Oh...once again, I have several friends with "land" out by the
Shenandoah, and one friend who moved to Florida and sold off his land.
Mind you, this does not mean any of us owns hundreds or thousands of
acres. Most of it is just heavily wood landed *adjacent to or near* the
river, and one of us has land that includes a 15-20 acre fenced meadow
he rents out to a farmer who stores some cattle there from time to time.

But y'all keep guessing...it keeps your little rotifer brain working.


And just because I don't want you to rupture yourself picking up that
child's dictionary you have...

*adjacent...* right next to...

*near...* close by...

Now, go out and enjoy your really really stupid day.



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