> > So we have the radio on light, and I hear this nifty song,
> > I hadn't heard before, "I want a Hippopotamus for Xmas."
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> >
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> > So I look it up and it's from 1953, (where have I been),
> > Well, it get's better, the little 10 yo who sung it got a baby > > hippo,
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> > Cute eh.
> > Seasons Gweetings
> > Ken & Lynne.
>
> Wife went to the BIG city (Vernon BC) to do Xmas shopping,
> (~ 25 miles away).
> She comes back and her van springs were near flat, so I knew
> she bought a...
Hippopotamus?
...BIG turkey...
Oh, haha, ya got me. ;)
didn't know whether to get the dolly or the fork-lift to bring it in.
What about the back hoe? ;P
Anyway she left it in there since it's, like 20F out and we had
> no room in the freezer.
Freezing rain over here in Ottawa and the trees are starting to look pretty. If the sun comes out tomorrow, I'll try to get some pix.
"Everything that glitters is glittery"
-- new saying from yours truly.
Recent saying: "You don't have to be gay to like rainbows"
(you can replace rainbows with panties or whatever)
Today she carries in this 9# GIGANTIC turkey to thaw out in
> the house ... well the heat sucked out of the house to thaw
> that monster led to a serious temperature drop, one of us
> actually had to put on panties.
Great script.
We eat 1/4# of turkey per dinner, so a 9# turkey =3D> 18 meals for 2. >
> Eating turkey every other day means 36 days of turkey,
> so we'll need some help eating the monster, if you guys/gals
> are in the area.
> Seasons Gweetings
> Ken & Lynne.
If I was in Vancouver, I'd be tempted. Bon appetit.