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"Get your ducks in a row."

 
 
realjohnboy
 
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Reply Fri 14 Feb, 2003 05:52 pm
PUBLIC NOTICE: Any and all references to the family clan known as Shifflet, Shifflett, Shifflette, Shiflet, Shiflett or Shiflette, are the expressed opinion of one Letty, who lives in the Daytona Beach area.. Do not come looking for realjohnboy.
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JoanneDorel
 
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Reply Fri 14 Feb, 2003 07:34 pm
Oh for cryin out loud a Harley on ice, duh. Should have known that since every boomer in the world just has to have one these days.
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Letty
 
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Reply Fri 14 Feb, 2003 08:30 pm
absolutely, not, JB...If I get anywhere near UVA, they'll only ask for a donation, and send me an application for UVA plastic money, and a Thomas Jefferson catalogue. Hey, I got my sheepskin. I refer to it as my Dolly--no, not Salvador...(backs off sheepishly in a corner and sucks thumb) Laughing

Hey, Joanne. You gotta get with it if you're gonna make the Daytona 500. I've been informed that ain't no terrorist gonna give a plug of tobacco about the race car rednecks Razz
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JoanneDorel
 
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Reply Fri 14 Feb, 2003 08:51 pm
Very Happy Nah they better not mess with the crackers or should that be quackers?
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Letty
 
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Reply Fri 14 Feb, 2003 09:06 pm
Duck! Those damn gulls are headed this way.
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JoanneDorel
 
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Reply Fri 14 Feb, 2003 09:17 pm
http://www.birdsintheyard.com/images/wellfleet/gullonrocka.jpg
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BillyFalcon
 
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Reply Fri 21 Feb, 2003 04:55 pm
Letty,
I'm still here reading all the interesting comments and the change to independent as a hog on ice. My take on that is that a hog on ice would be helpess with legs splayed and unable to get up. So the expression is sarcastic.

Perhaps, we could get a thread going on regional expressions.
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Letty
 
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Reply Fri 21 Feb, 2003 05:10 pm
Thanks, Billy,

But one never knows about idioms and such. I still remember your post on Abuzz concerning the plane that returned with gaping holes. That was such a delight. Why? Cause I knew the answer. Laughing

But, I also realize that limericks have a certain pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables... Razz

You're sharp, Billy.
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New Haven
 
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Reply Fri 28 Feb, 2003 05:09 am
Used commonly in carnivals.
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