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Posted by Harley on June 26, 2005 at 12:51:13 from (66.82.9.39):
It's so dry here in Southwest Missouri that all the catfish are leaving. The Dept. of the Interior, Wildlife Division apprehended four hitching a ride south along highway 65 trying to get to some water. All the garden earthworms are using jackhammers to drill their holes. Most of the good ole boys have had to quit chewing, because when they spit, it dries up before it hits the ground and then they get caught for littering. I'ma tellin ya. It's dry. Harley
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