"I wouldn't take you to a dog fight if you was the defendin' champ."
Posted on 09/13/2011 1:40:18 PM PDT by ROCKLOBSTER
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No man, dat be Dixie Peach Pomade. She be jabb’in on too much of dat salve.
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We like Boothbay Harbor, though there are plenty of other spots along the Maine coast during the off-season.
What catches you is the quiet, once the tourists are gone, combined with the scenery. Face east and you have the rocky coast with scenic little harbors and "pocket" beaches. Turn west and there is the New England forest, which explodes with color in early October. And all of it is so thought-drivingly quiet.
(Potential guests might be amused to know there are leaf-peeping cruises up the rivers during the fall, then return to a tiny bed & breakfast for the night ... oh yeah!)
We native yankees (small Y), love our part of the country best during the autumn.
When I was there we visited friends in Newburypoint. He flies a Drifter light sport plane. ( a long rail with wings and a motor).
I sat out on the front rail and he flew me all over, up to the white mountains, along the Maine coast and all over in like early Oct.
WOW the colors from about three thousand feet to right above tree tops was spectacular.
BUT I’m a Florida boy and finally needed to get back to where it stays at least a little worm.
“Conventions are a time to show Americans....what unites Democrats.” - Drugs, sex toys and Bruce in room 221? Dirty money?
“One year from today, Democrats from across the country will meet in Charlotte, North Carolina to renominate Barack Obama for President. The 2012 Convention will be different from any that came before it.”
Yes, the black power racists and the union racists all together, huggy warm, in one city. What could possibly go wrong?
I suspect that Charlotte will be the first liberal city burned to the ground in obuma’s quest to make us into a turd world spear-chucking Mau-Mau nation.
Spears don’t work in South Carolina, fartheads. Try and see.
"I wouldn't take you to a dog fight if you was the defendin' champ."
She looks like a female Preying Mantis! And I mean PREYING! Can you imagine what her pillow looks like in the morning! Yeech!
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