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[cuh...@webtv.net]

A week ago,at Metrocenter Mall,I saw a girl about thirteen years old.She
had great big thingys under her skin.(someone told me they are
tapeworms) What causes things like that? She didn't seem to be worried
about it,but everybody was looking at her.
cuhulin

[David]

Tapeworms live in the alimentary tract, don't they?

[cuh...@webtv.net]

I dont know,she had bigggggg thingys just beneath her skin,all over
herself.
cuhulin

[14.313 QRMers VFW Post 69.5]

<cuh...@webtv.net> wrote in message
news:4197-448...@storefull-3256.bay.webtv.net...

Those weren't tape worms.
Those were BREAST IMPLANTS.

(grin)

[Slow Code]

cuh...@webtv.net wrote in
news:4197-448...@storefull-3256.bay.webtv.net:

It's a result of the poor sanitary conditions that are prevailent in
Mississippi. Most of the state is like a turd world country.

Is your worm longer than hers?

sc

[cuh...@webtv.net]

Most likely because she ate some beef or pork which wasen't cooked,or
cooked properly.Mississippi,eh? Why dont you do some research on that
(uncooked beef and pork) subject as concerns whichever state you live
in? Go talk to some Physicians.
cuhulin

[cuh...@webtv.net]

I wonder how many companies made wind up phonographs? I own three of
them,one of them is a small wooden cabinet table model,some of the parts
are missing,but it was like that when I paid fifty cents for it at a
Goodwill store down town,a bunch of years ago and a retired Fireman guy
here in Jackson wants to buy it and fix it up.I know where and how to
find parts like that on the internet too.The second one is a childs kind
of a cheap (I wonder if Bose ''borrowed'' the cardboard design
''speaker'' from it?) wind up (Goodwiil store) phonograph.The third one
was made by Bogalusa Furniture MFG Co.Bogalusa,Louisiana.It is all
complete except for a pad that I think is suppose to be on the
turntable,I think.I guess it dates back to the 1940's or
1950's,whatever.It stands about between waist and chest high,the wooden
cabinet is in good condition.I am not going to bother about getting my
tape measure out and measuring the old Bogalusa.
cuhulin

[Slow Code]

cuh...@webtv.net wrote in
news:16411-449...@storefull-3255.bay.webtv.net:

Ya gotta be pretty cranky to own three wind-ups.

;-)

sc

[cuh...@webtv.net]

Springs get weak and break.I dont own any wind up radios.
cuhulin

[Slow Code]

cuh...@webtv.net wrote in
news:376-449...@storefull-3256.bay.webtv.net:

> Springs get weak and break.I dont own any wind up radios.
> cuhulin

We were talking wind up phonographs, not radio's. Remember? You own
three?

sc

[RHF]

Cuhulin - Consider the Word : LOUISIANA

Louisiana = loUiSiAna = lo U i S i A na

lo = Lower {The South}

U i S i A = In the "USA" {United States of America} In

na = North America

Louisiana => http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louisiana

what the mind sees sometimes... think about it ! ~ RHF
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[cuh...@webtv.net]

I live forty five East across the Mississippi River Bridge from
Louisiana.A few hours ago,I measured my old Bogalusa wind up floor model
Phonograph.20 5/8'' by 22'' by 39'' tall.The hinged top measures 21
1/4'' by 22 3/8''.There are two doors on the front of the cabinet which
open outward for the speaker sound.Judging from the style of the cabinet
and the two little metal pull handles on the doors,I am beginning to
think it was made before World War Two,possibly back in the 1930's.It
might be a rare old Bogalusa Phonograph for all I know.I do know it
isn't going to Japan or anywhere else as long as I live.
cuhulin

[m II]

RHF wrote:
> Cuhulin - Consider the Word : LOUISIANA
>
> Louisiana = loUiSiAna = lo U i S i A na
>
> lo = Lower {The South}
>
> U i S i A = In the "USA" {United States of America} In
>
> na = North America
>
> Louisiana => http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louisiana
>
> what the mind sees sometimes... think about it ! ~ RHF

Amazing..It REALLY WORKS

Consider the words:

Rhesus fodder=

RHesus Fodder=

**RHF**

I am truly impressed by your keen and obviously BRILLIANT mind.

mike

[cuh...@webtv.net]

I live right next door to Louisiana,forty five miles East of them.How
can I not consider those Louisiana Cajuns? I bet you dont know where the
Cajuns originated from.
cuhulin

[RHF]

M II - Start Worrying ! - Something to Fodder About ! ~ RHF
{ You are beginning to Think like Me :o}
[ And You Are Right - I Do Have A Brilliant Mind :<]
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[RHF]

Cuhulin - Asked-and-Answered ~ RHF

Two Words : "ETHNIC CLEANSING"

In the USA {The Good Old South} we have Cajuns
and "Cajun French" - Thanks in part to Canada.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cajun
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cajun_French

A Sad Time in Canadian History "Le Grand Dérangement"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Upheaval
The Great Upheaval (le Grand Dérangement), also known
as the Great Expulsion. The Deportation or the Acadian
Expulsion, was the Forced Population Transfer at Gun
Point or "Ethnic Cleansing" of the Acadian {French}
Population from Nova Scotia between 1755 and 1763.
- - - Ethnic Cleansing Canaidian Style
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethnic_cleansing
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acadia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_Acadians

and now you know the rest of the story ~ RHF
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[NDeveau]

In article <1156408235....@h48g2000cwc.googlegroups.com>, "RHF"
<rhf-new...@pacbell.net> wrote:

> cuh...@webtv.net wrote:
> > I live right next door to Louisiana,forty five miles East of them.How
> > can I not consider those Louisiana Cajuns? I bet you dont know where the
> > Cajuns originated from.
> > cuhulin
>
> Cuhulin - Asked-and-Answered ~ RHF
>
> Two Words : "ETHNIC CLEANSING"
>
> In the USA {The Good Old South} we have Cajuns
> and "Cajun French" - Thanks in part to Canada.
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cajun
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cajun_French
>

> A Sad Time in Canadian History "Le Grand D=E9rangement"
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Upheaval
> The Great Upheaval (le Grand D=E9rangement), also known

> as the Great Expulsion. The Deportation or the Acadian
> Expulsion, was the Forced Population Transfer at Gun
> Point or "Ethnic Cleansing" of the Acadian {French}
> Population from Nova Scotia between 1755 and 1763.
> - - - Ethnic Cleansing Canaidian Style
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethnic_cleansing
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acadia
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_Acadians
>
>

> and now you know the rest of the story ~ RHF=20
> =2E=20
> =2E=20
> . .

Acadian in Nova Scotia here, since 1710 on my father's side and
1650 on my mother's. By the way, it wasn't "ethnic cleansing
Canadian style" Canada didn't exist until 1867. It was the British.

[RHF]

Oh Canada . . . Oh Yeah Blame the 'other' Guys !
{ And just who's Picture is on you Coins and Stamps ? }
[ Canada and Canadians - Take Responsibility for Your History ]

>From the Day the Pilgrims stepped off the Boat :
It has been America and the USA [.]

americans - it's our history - we own it [.] ~ RHF

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[David]

On 24 Aug 2006 13:03:45 -0700, "RHF" <rhf-new...@pacbell.net>
wrote:

>Oh Canada . . . Oh Yeah Blame the 'other' Guys !
>{ And just who's Picture is on you Coins and Stamps ? }
>[ Canada and Canadians - Take Responsibility for Your History ]
>
>>From the Day the Pilgrims stepped off the Boat :
>It has been America and the USA [.]
>
>americans - it's our history - we own it [.] ~ RHF
>

What the fuck is your major malfunction, Numbnuts?

[cuh...@webtv.net]

fed govt outlawed all things French in America.French Fries became
Freedom Fries,,, and so on.There is a little town in Mississippi by the
name of French Camp,I have been there before.It is still the same old
French Camp,Mississippi,and I hope it stays that way too.
www.555us.com Mississippi
cuhulin

[cuh...@webtv.net]

Some of those Cajuns talk a little differently too.In New Orleans they
pronounce Royal Street as Riyal Street.(Royal Street in Vieux Carrie,the
French Quarter) (sometimes spelled Vieux Carre) Amite,Louisiana is
pronounced as Ameet.There is an Amite Street in down town Jackson and us
Jacksonians pronounce it is Amit (without the e) Street.If y'all want
some real good music to listen to,get ahold of some Cajun Music.
cuhulin

[RHF]

Cuhulin - Those Frenchies Camped Everywhere ! :o)
- - - French Camp, California ~ RHF
FC => http://www.frenchcampca.com/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_Camp,_California
http://www.city-data.com/city/French-Camp-California.html
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[John Barnard]

I think that I'd put money on a wicked-ass case of denial.

JB

[cuh...@webtv.net]

They didn't land that Ship at Pilgrim Rock though,those rocks would have
torn that wooden Ship to pieces.At first,they lived in Teepees/Wigwams
just like the Indians,then they built some log cabins to live in.
cuhulin

[Gabriel Rapture]

The original americans Pilgrims and Mayflower people were convicts and
perverts for the most part.

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[David]

On Tue, 29 Aug 2006 10:02:58 -0500, Gabriel Rapture
<enrap...@charter.net> wrote:

>The original americans Pilgrims and Mayflower people were convicts and
>perverts for the most part.
>
>

Like most religious fanatics.

[dxAce]

David wrote:

And the drug addled.

[cuh...@webtv.net]

What's all that rattlin around about Louisiana? Most of the people in
Louisiana are regular people just like in the other 49 States of
America.I have been all over most of Louisiana before,from North to
South and East to West,so I reckon I know. www.devilfinder.com
History of Louisiana
cuhulin