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All 2008 specific discussion, tornado & aftermath

Postby bfreedl » Tue Sep 02, 2008 11:39 pm

Funny thing is, FELLA, I directly cited half a dozen threads you personally began or were deeply involved in (began, I think). If you insist on documentation, I'd be happy to go back and actually provide quotes and include citations of each post to show I am actually drawing from more than one thread:) rather than just jump on you for one silly statement. Seems like every thread you chime in on is fodder... And what's with your comment referring to the Shrimp and Petroleum Festival? I'd LIKE to think you are actually referring to something real and you are actually heartbroken about it. If not, then your sarcasm is once again horribly out of line considering the reality the people of New Orleans and the Gulf Coast face every year. Maybe you can clarify what your intentions were there?
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Shrimp and Petroleum Festival

Postby betsys » Fri Sep 05, 2008 11:07 pm

I had to Google that - it is indeed a real festival . Labor Day weekend in Morgan City Louisiana:

http://www.shrimp-petrofest.org/

(August in Louisiana is a bit hot and steamy for my taste, but hey, the food and the music are hot and spicy too!)
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Postby TyteFystedFolkie » Sat Sep 06, 2008 12:49 am

[quote="bfreedl"]Funny thing is, FELLA, I directly cited half a dozen threads you personally began or were deeply involved in (began, I think). If you insist on documentation, I'd be happy to go back and actually provide quotes and include citations of each post to show I am actually drawing from more than one thread:) rather than just jump on you for one silly statement. Seems like every thread you chime in on is fodder... And what's with your comment referring to the Shrimp and Petroleum Festival? I'd LIKE to think you are actually referring to something real and you are actually heartbroken about it. If not, then your sarcasm is once again horribly out of line considering the reality the people of New Orleans and the Gulf Coast face every year. Maybe you can clarify what your intentions were there?[/quote]

And YOU have the nerve to talk about "fodder"!!
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Postby TyteFystedFolkie » Sat Sep 06, 2008 12:56 am

[quote="Susan"][quote="PaulC"]I've met Susan and Bill several times, not only are they good musicians but they are also very nice people, generous and kind.[/quote]

Thanks. Leif's a pretty good guy, too.

Brian, if i took you at all seriously i would be offended. But i don't, so i'm not. Best of luck to you.[/quote]

Thanx.
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Postby TyteFystedFolkie » Sat Sep 06, 2008 1:05 am

[quote="john r"]

but once again, i am sure that brian with his divine gifts knows EXACTLY what the vendors he does not know are thinking. and i am certain they all would attend his perfect folk festival. why, i even bet people eat more when TN and EFO are not on the bill.[/quote]

I REALLY don't possess any "divine gifts" or powers , john. However, it has been an exceptional summer for growing pods, and my orders, after completing harvest, are to make deliveries to the greater Albany area, as well as Hillsdale/Ancramdale......I'm just waiting on funding (gas money) from the mother-ship.
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Postby PaulC » Sat Sep 06, 2008 11:40 pm

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Postby PaulC » Sun Sep 07, 2008 3:12 am

TyteFystedFolkie wrote:
john r wrote:
but once again, i am sure that brian with his divine gifts knows EXACTLY what the vendors he does not know are thinking. and i am certain they all would attend his perfect folk festival. why, i even bet people eat more when TN and EFO are not on the bill.


I REALLY don't possess any "divine gifts" or powers , john. However, it has been an exceptional summer for growing pods, and my orders, after completing harvest, are to make deliveries to the greater Albany area, as well as Hillsdale/Ancramdale......I'm just waiting on funding (gas money) from the mother-ship.


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They want you to come back Brian-no need to wait for gas money
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Postby horvendile » Sun Sep 07, 2008 4:03 pm

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Damn, that's what I'm taking to FRFF next year. No more getting stuck in the mud for me.
The optimist proclaims this is the best of all possible worlds. The pessimists fears this is so.
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Postby TyteFystedFolkie » Sat Sep 13, 2008 3:11 pm

[quote="PaulC"][quote="TyteFystedFolkie"][quote="john r"]

but once again, i am sure that brian with his divine gifts knows EXACTLY what the vendors he does not know are thinking. and i am certain they all would attend his perfect folk festival. why, i even bet people eat more when TN and EFO are not on the bill.[/quote]

I REALLY don't possess any "divine gifts" or powers , john. However, it has been an exceptional summer for growing pods, and my orders, after completing harvest, are to make deliveries to the greater Albany area, as well as Hillsdale/Ancramdale......I'm just waiting on funding (gas money) from the mother-ship.[/quote]

[img]http://www.luisprada.com/Protected/IMAGES/mothership1.jpg[/img]

They want you to come back Brian-no need to wait for gas money[/quote]


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NYC

Postby TyteFystedFolkie » Thu Sep 18, 2008 12:44 am

BTW, how far from Hillsdale is New York City....and what is the population of said city??

I'd offer numbers off the top of my head, but I'd only get corrected by others.
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