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Posted by Lucille on July 19, 2005, 11:31 am
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>> This one will manage to insult someone from all parts of this country,
>> but it's still funny. Much of it is true, but funny anyway.
>> Enjoy
>> Where Are You From?
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Born, bred and longing for New York but now living in Florida-->>
>> >5. The four seasons are: winter, still winter, almost winter, and
>> construction.
> Almost winter comes before winter, then still winter, then spring (usually
> one week in June) then tourist season (coincides with construction) then
> leaf drop week.
Here in Florida we have, starting with spring: wet and hot, very wet and
hot, still wet and hot, and not so hot..
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> George
> PS. Having lived in New York the one about the Empire State building is
> not
> true. New Yorkers may go there, they just never go to the top. Used to go
> to my father's lawyer's office on the 81st floor all the time. Never been
> to the top.
I must have been an unusual New Yorker, not only did I work on a top floor
of the Empire State Building (it was so long ago I don't remember the number
but I sure remember the elevators) but I visited the observation deck. I
did the Statue of Liberty a few times too. I guess I act like a tourist
even when I'm home.
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> There is no such thing as being beneath one's dignity to put in an honests
> day's work. Work *is* what gives us our dignity, as well as our sense of
> self-worth. "Mishna 2(a)"
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> but it's still funny. Much of it is true, but funny anyway.
> Enjoy
> Where Are You From?