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http://www.lucianne.com Looka here ilk, when I worked at that auto batteries factory in Florence,Missy Sippy back in the 1980s, there was a guy there from California. His name was John Thomas.Every day when we were in the break room, he would sit there and read the New York Slimes damn commie nazi fascist lying rag.
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On May 29, 6:47*pm, DhiaDuit wrote:
when I worked at that auto batteries factory in Florence,Missy Sippy I knowed you wuz a'ite, DD. Now I know why - you done workt in a car batt'ry plant. Me too. Genrul Batt'ry in South Kal-Liner. Summer 69 'n summer '70. Blind guy ran the break room hadda TV in there for us to watch - I watcht the moon landin' from that tv durin' co-cola 'n peanuts break one day. You ain't lived till you done poured a bagga peanuts in a co-cola and drunk it all up durin' break. At the batt'ry plant. |
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Back in the 1950s, sometimes I would go down town to Hughe's news store that used to be on Capitol Street. I would buy a Coca Cola and a bag of Planters peanuts and put the peanuts in the Coca Cola and play the pinball machines. Those were Good old days.
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On May 29, 9:44*pm, DhiaDuit wrote:
I would buy a Coca Cola and a bag of Planters peanuts and put the peanuts in the Coca Cola and play the pinball machines. What's this Coca Cola DD ... that's crazy talk 'Round here we call 'em co-colas. Co-cola 'n peanuts is good at break time over to th' batt'ry plant. Place hotter'n blazes but the break room had air 'n telly-vizion. Putta whole 'nother 'preciation on the "pause that refreshes" commercial. You ain't never been refresht till you hadda co-cola 'n peanuts break over to th' batt'ry plant. |
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