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Posted: Jul 6th, 2006 02:49 am |
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| Summerfield Feed Mill is maybe 40-45 years old I think. My husband says it was Straders Saw mill before that.
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Cracker Jax
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Posted: Jul 6th, 2006 02:56 am |
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macca wrote: The latest issue of Paste magazine -- I've never heard of it, but I saw it referred to as "possibly the finest music periodical around" -- offers a list of the 100 best living songwriters. Any ideas of what writers made the top 10? (Don't mean to confuse anyone with more than 1 quiz!!) ♥♥♥
Ok Macca.... Here's my list
1. Elton John
2. Sir Paul
3. Michael Jackson ( Sorry Pappy)
4. Bono
5. Bob Dylan (don't agree, but you mentioned him so he's on my mind.)
6. That guy who writes for "Five for Fighting"
7. Jon Bon Jovi 
8. The Boss (Bruce Springsteen)
9. uh.... hmmm... oh! oh! Quincy Jones!
10. and uh.... let's see....some Broadway guy maybe. Andrew Lloyd Webber?? Was he the one who did Phantom? I only choose him cause the RENT guy died and can't be on the list.
Now Macca.... I solemnly(sp?) swear that I did not use google to come up with that perfect list of the top 10 living songwriters.
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Cracker Jax
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Posted: Jul 6th, 2006 02:58 am |
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DOGGETTJA wrote: Summerfield Feed Mill is maybe 40-45 years old I think. My husband says it was Straders Saw mill before that.
Don't worry Jane.... we'll ask Mike in the morning. He'll remember what business was here in 1767!!
Hey! Question 3# Macca! Is it Laughlin School????????? Is that a business??? Oops! snuck in Question #4 accidentally.
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Posted: Jul 6th, 2006 03:00 am |
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DOGGETTJA wrote: Summerfield Feed Mill is maybe 40-45 years old I think. My husband says it was Straders Saw mill before that.
Now see Jane??? That would have made an excellent question!!! What business was originally called Strader's Saw Mill? You'd be GREAT at this!
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Posted: Jul 6th, 2006 03:06 am |
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MACCA! WAKE UP!!!
I want to know if my list is correct.....
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Posted: Jul 6th, 2006 03:40 am |
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Here is an article from RoadRunner online news........gotta give them credit for thinking outside the box to avoid taxation.
CHAUNCEY, Ohio(AP) A citizens' group is trying to pay the street light bill with a little potty humor.
The Chauncey Emergency Management Group places an old-fashioned, wooden outhouse on a resident's lawn with a donation box where the toilet bowl should be and a sign on the door that says "Redneck Wishing Well."
People who find the latrine in their yard have to chip in to get it shipped out. They also get to pick the next home it graces.
The emergency management group's Jerry Dowler, whose phone number is posted inside the outhouse, hauls the privy in his pickup truck.
The money _ donations of any size are acceptable _ helps cover the southeast Ohio village's $500-a-month bill for street lights. Voters defeated a tax levy last year, and a committee that gets money from local cable TV bingo has paid the bill since then.
In its first two days, the outhouse collected $200, Dowler said. The primary purpose of the emergency management group, which is made up of village officials and citizens, is to keep the lights on.
The emergency management group takes over the bill this month, and the levy is on the ballot again in the fall. If passed, enough money to pay the bill would not be generated for about a year, Mayor Fredricka Shover said.
In the meantime, the group has raised about $3,000 through bake sales, car washes and the outhouse.
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macca
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Posted: Jul 6th, 2006 06:14 am |
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Cracker Jax wrote:
MACCA! WAKE UP!!!
I want to know if my list is correct.....
CRACKAH! I'm SO predictable!!! Sorry! Of course, NOW I'm wide awake!♥♥♥
1. Elton John -- #23 (with Bernie Taupin)
2. Sir Paul -- #5 (Editorial comment: 4 are better???? Not!)
3. Michael Jackson (Sorry Pappy) -- #72
4. Bono -- #18 (U2)
5. Bob Dylan (don't agree, but you mentioned him so he's on my mind.) -- #1
6. That guy who writes for "Five for Fighting" -- ?? I don't know who this is, so I don't know if he's on the list. "Five for Fighting" not listed...
7. Jon Bon Jovi -- I don't see him there...
8. The Boss (Bruce Springsteen) -- #3
9. uh.... hmmm... oh! oh! Quincy Jones! -- Don't see him...
10. and uh.... let's see....some Broadway guy maybe. Andrew Lloyd Webber?? Was he the one who did Phantom? I only choose him cause the RENT guy died and can't be on the list. -- Don't see him...
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Posted: Jul 6th, 2006 06:25 am |
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Cracker Jax wrote:
Cracker Jax wrote: macca wrote: This business has operated continuously since 1767.
No Fair! I knew the Oak Ridge Military Academy one!
I sooooo stink at this.
Ok Macca.... 20 questions( It'll take me at least that long to figure it out.....) Instead of Animal Vegetable or Mineral, I'll ask if it's in Stokesdale, Summerfield or The Ridge.....
Question #2... couldn't wait for the answer to that last one...
Hw lng has the SF feed mill been arund??? ???
OK, Crackah! With Jane's help, you know that it's not the Summerfield Feed Mill. ♥♥♥
It's in "The Ridge."
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Posted: Jul 6th, 2006 11:25 am |
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| THE OLD MILL ON 68....
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Posted: Jul 6th, 2006 11:37 am |
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Good mornin' all!
Told ya Mike would remember what was here in 1767!
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Posted: Jul 6th, 2006 11:39 am |
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Steve Adkins wrote: Here is an article from RoadRunner online news........gotta give them credit for thinking outside the box to avoid taxation.
CHAUNCEY, Ohio(AP) A citizens' group is trying to pay the street light bill with a little potty humor.
Ok Steve-O... that's cleverly cute and all, but if I wake up to find that BS and DC have slapped a potty in my yard I'm blaming you buster!!!
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Posted: Jul 6th, 2006 12:45 pm |
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Cracker Jax wrote:
Good mornin' all!
Told ya Mike would remember what was here in 1767!
Mike used to call it "that new mill on the wagon trail."
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Posted: Jul 6th, 2006 01:03 pm |
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Hoo Wee!
Did we just hit a speed bump in the info superhighway?
Things just slowed down to Pappy speed fer a bit.
I poured some black coffee in the drink holder on my computer. Seems to be workin' ag'in.
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Posted: Jul 6th, 2006 01:19 pm |
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Pappy done hit another speed bump!
Reckon I'll let it rest a bit an' try later.
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Posted: Jul 6th, 2006 02:40 pm |
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Is the forum runnin' slow or somethin' Pappy?? Mine's doin' ok this mornin'. That's odd.
BTW... I'm glad you multi tasked yesterday and got some work done. The weather today is not very "work" inspirin'!
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