BLACK NIGGER JUNGLE BUNNIES IN ALASKA ........

Matthias Voss wrote:
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>Lee Bell wrote:
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>> I must admit, I'm as surprised as you are. I would think that watermelon
>> would be difficult to get in Alaska. At the very least, I would think a
>> luxury item like that would be expensive.
>
>Aehh,
>Lee, you misspelled "expansive" .

Please don't feed the Trolls.

On Fri, 25 Mar 2005 21:18:07 -0800, Alan Street
<agstreet@nonono_san.rr.com> wrote:

>In article <1111808232.158523.201370@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups .com>,
>Richard Keebler <richard.keebler@hackernetwork.com> wrote:
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>€ My name is Richard Keebler. I live in Pennsylvania. I recently
>€ visited my friend Gerald Newton in Alaska. I never expected to see so
>€ many watermelon eating black african jungle bunny niggers in the state.
>€ What a fucken surprise.
>€
>€ Sigh.........
>€
>€
>
>rec.music.makers.synth
>rec.scuba
>soc.religion.quaker
>alt.culture.alaska
>alt.usenet.kooks
>
>Well, the last one makes sense.

There's at least 1 in every crowd, and here's no different.

On Sat, 26 Mar 2005 00:50:30 -0500, "Douglas W. \"Popeye\" Frederick"
<Buzcutt454@aol.com> wrote:

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>"Richard Keebler" <richard.keebler@hackernetwork.com> wrote in message
>news:1111808232.158523.201370@o13g2000cwo.googleg roups.com...
>> My name is Richard Keebler. I live in Pennsylvania. I recently
>> visited my friend Gerald Newton in Alaska. I never expected to see so
>> many watermelon eating black african jungle bunny niggers in the state.
>> What a fucken surprise.
>
>
> It's obvious that it was no surprise to your mother.

I wonder if she had a bunny or not.

mohawky@charter.net wrote:

>> It's obvious that it was no surprise to your mother.
>
>I wonder if she had a bunny or not.

You shouldn't speak ill of bunnies on easter.

Lee Bell wrote:
> "Richard Keebler" wrote
< nothing of importance>


> I must admit, I'm as surprised as you are. I would think that watermelon
> would be difficult to get in Alaska. At the very least, I would think a
> luxury item like that would be expensive. The people you saw must be doing
> well.
>
> Sorry about your friend. Perhaps next year he'll be able to afford some
> watermelon too.
>

In winter watermelon is expensive and hard to find most is flown in from
south America. You might be suprized in summer however, our 22+ hour of
daylight grow some hellatious veggies!!! 6 ft long zucchinis, leeks
almost foot in diameter. We have trouble with the ones that need a long
growing season and warm soil, if it'll grow in cool soil LOOK OUT.

On Sat, 26 Mar 2005 22:24:48 +0000, invalid@example.com wrote:

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>
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>mohawky@charter.net wrote:
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>>> It's obvious that it was no surprise to your mother.
>>
>>I wonder if she had a bunny or not.
>
>You shouldn't speak ill of bunnies on easter.

I like bunnies. Cats. Dogs. Animules of many types.

And you believe in Easter after your last comment? Hmmm...

> You might be suprized in summer however, our 22+ hour of daylight grow
> some hellatious veggies!!! 6 ft long zucchinis, leeks almost foot in
> diameter. We have trouble with the ones that need a long growing season
> and warm soil, if it'll grow in cool soil LOOK OUT.

Cool. How much to ship a 6 foot zucchini to Florida? That, I'd like to see
.. . . and eat.

Lee

"Lee Bell" wrote in message
news:1Vq1e.9675$S46.6129@newsread3.news.atl.earthl ink.net...
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> Cool. How much to ship a 6 foot zucchini to Florida?

Wouldn't want you to develop feelings of inadequacy... <snicker>

Ohh.. So you mean the freedom of speech really doesn't apply here ?

James Connell wrote:
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>Lee Bell wrote:
>
>> I must admit, I'm as surprised as you are. I would think that watermelon
>> would be difficult to get in Alaska. At the very least, I would think a
>> luxury item like that would be expensive. The people you saw must be doing
>> well.
>>
>> Sorry about your friend. Perhaps next year he'll be able to afford some
>> watermelon too.
>
>In winter watermelon is expensive and hard to find most is flown in from
>south America. You might be suprized in summer however, our 22+ hour of
>daylight grow some hellatious veggies!!! 6 ft long zucchinis, leeks
>almost foot in diameter. We have trouble with the ones that need a long
>growing season and warm soil, if it'll grow in cool soil LOOK OUT.

I find that South American veggies have a bit of a funny taste.
Nothing bad, just...different. Yet UK and US veggies taste the
same to me.