Poor unfortunate souls

[badseed1980]

The following names have come up on my bulk mailing list for this month at work:

Eugene Pocock
Dewey Kool
C. Jack Bark, M.D.
Herb Chow
Dong Quatch
Peter Dyke
Robert Failing
Theodore Coonrod
Irish Barnes

Comments

[book-of-pain.livejournal.com]

You know, yes, I actually do, and I got a fringed jacket this past Christmas. I wore the jacket every day through the cold months.

Knowing someone from Appalachia has broadened your horizons. Now you truly have friends of all types. Here's a obscure fact that you should know in case you ever have to defend my Southerness: The people of Appalachia stayed loyal to the Union during the Civil War. Lincoln asked for 1,000 recruits from the mountains and got 10,000. That's one of the reasons they call us the Volunteers.

[badseed1980.livejournal.com]

I've known people from Appalachia in the past. But you're the first with a coonskin cap! :)

[book-of-pain.livejournal.com]

I feel special then. I knew several people from Boston when I worked in this law firm back in the 20th Century. We became quite good friends once we learned to understand each other's language.

[badseed1980.livejournal.com]

Yeah, we Bostonians can be wicked haahhd to undastand!

[book-of-pain.livejournal.com]

S'are we uplandsters.