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To: Earlie who wrote (84811)	3/23/2001 3:41:12 PM
From: AllansAlias	Respond to of 436258

I haven't laughed so hard at a post in weeks. ROFLMAO......................

To: Earlie who wrote (84811)	3/23/2001 3:56:59 PM
From: AllansAlias	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 436258

Uncle Earlie, I would humbly remind you that it was many years ago that I stayed with you. I will grant that those sorts of things did go on back then, but I have grown some in the meantime. (BTW, thank you for not mentioning that incident with my little corn boiler setup. I mean, how is a young lad supposed to foresee such a calamity. I am just so thankful that you had fire insurance.) Anyway, I think I can live by those rules, but I would point out for your consideration the new box liners from ilikewool.com -- they are guaranteed and I could work off the cost over the life of the lease. You know how cold it gets down by the river. Besides, I shear her so that she can easily be mistaken for a large dog -- a Great Pyrenees in fact. As for the fish products, well, cod is damn hard to get these days. As for the oil, I have switched to the cod liver pills. When nanny died we found a small case of the old Dodd's pills in the attic and nearly full it was. (Speaking of which: Nan had a fine collection of bedpans that I'm told are worth a pretty penny. Would you consider a few in lieu of the damage deposit?) So you planted more trees I take it. That's wonderful. Finally, it's been a bit of a tough go in the market lately, so I ask once again that you give some consideration to a work-for-rent situation. I know Aunt Maureen would be pleased. Sincerely, Your Loving Nephew