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shughes · Senior Member

Welcome Back

NuclearLou · Senior Member

HI SUE!
Long time, no hear from. Like since the day I left with the Dr.

You wrote--
shughes
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Date: Tue Dec 6 11:00 AM, 2005
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Welcome Back
"Jenny and Mike it's nice to see you back, I hope you stay around for awhile."

Sue, are you pleased that they're "back" because they are creating disturbances and adding confusion to my threads and posts from the Niagara Gazette and here to the Syracuse area and all the way to Dutchess County? What's the purpose? Mike's been making his pretty wild politically charged comments here all along, so he's not "back," and "Jenny-Dovey-Doveyness-RWBeagle, anonymousJennySort-oF"-v9.9 etc never left. What the heck are you talking about?

Are you egging the two of them on--to egg me further? For some reason you've become mad at me? It certainly seems so. How so? After bringing your school district a perfectly good scientist to help you? Hmmm!

Hey and BTW--Do have any of your environmental engineering testing results back yet for the R-H school grounds--waters that you conducted last month? I hate to ask publically for those but I thought it would be appropriate now, Sue.

Will you post any of that information here? After all, it is not confidential and it is in your own meeting minutes for the Royalton-Hartland School Board.

I think everyone would be interested in what you have found on school grounds so far and the progress of things at your end.

Sue. Any help here?

Thanks, NL

-- Edited by NuclearLou at 13:42, 2005-12-06

jenny · Member

shughes wrote:

Jenny and Mike it's nice to see you back, I hope you stay around for awhile.

Thank-you shughes.I know I do not plan on going anywhere's.MOTM,plans on staying too.I would think.The name change is so you know it's me.

The reference to other names.Its not like anybody did not know it was me.

Now you will know forsure.

Thank you shughes,missed you.

shughes · Senior Member

Yeah I missed chatting with you too. Now maybe we can put some (sorry Scott) life back in this board.

jenny · Member

shughes wrote:

Yeah I missed chatting with you too. Now maybe we can put some (sorry Scott) life back in this board.

I think motm helps with life here.At least we are chatting in the funnies.

shughes · Senior Member

That's true, JS can't yell at us if we keep it in here. Do you think he will sing for us?

Date: Tue Dec 6 8:30 PM, 2005

To Dream The Impossible Dream... TO Reach The Unreachable Star...light, star bright, the first star who posted along a canal tonight... Welcome Back la, la, la ARE THE TICKET OUT. ARE YOUR TICKET OUT, Yes indubitably.
Welcome Back, Gabe Kaplan

shughes · Senior Member

Look Jen we have attracted a faceless one. No way that can be JS he would know the words to the song. And I think the other one is a poem, but anon seems to have the 2 mixed up.

Erie Canal

traditional American folk song

I've got a mule and her name is Sal

15 miles on the Erie Canal

She's a good old worker and a good old pal

15 miles on the Erie Canal

We've hauled some barges in our day

Filled with lumber, coal, and hay

And we know every inch of the way

From Albany to Buffalo

Low bridge, everybody down

Low bridge, for we're comin' to a town

And you'll always know your neighbor

You'll always know your pal

If you've ever navigated on the Erie Canal

You better get along on your way, old gal

15 miles on the Erie Canal

You can bet your life I'd never part with Sal

15 miles on the Erie Canal

Get up there, mule, here comes a lock

We'll make Rome 'fore six o'clock

And we'll go back to our home dock

Right back home to Buffalo

source: Robin Hood

mike of the mountain · Senior Member

shughes wrote:

Look Jen we have attracted a faceless one. No way that can be JS he would know the words to the song. And I think the other one is a poem, but anon seems to have the 2 mixed up.

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i remember this from my youth ;

High above niagara's waters , theres an awful smell ,

ask the folks who live around it , for they know it well ,

robert moses , hold your noses , while you're passing through ,

we will n'er forget niagara and the air , p u .

to be sung to a tune long forgotten , composed by the Lyons family before they moved on from the NF AFB around the late 60s early 70s . originaly performed by them at a church now demolished that had been located near the nabisco plant silos .

shughes · Senior Member

Was the tune "I've been working on the Railroad"?

jenny · Member

Dinah, won't you blow,
Dinah, won't you blow,
Dinah, won't you blow your horn?
Dinah, won't you blow,
Dinah, won't you blow,
Dinah, won't you blow your horn?

Did they follow the tracks?Bun's of steel?

shughes · Senior Member

The origins of the tune are unknown. Some trace it back to a "Louisiana Levee" song of African-Americans. Others believe it is an old hymn adapted by the Irish work gangs in the West. The verses of "Dinah" and "Someone's In the Kitchen" are later additions. The tune was also adapted by Texans as The Eyes of Texas are Upon You. Dinah may refer to a woman OR a locomotive. The horn signifies the call to lunch.

starlight · Veteran Member

shughes wrote:

And I think the other one is a poem, but anon seems to have the 2 mixed up.

Yes it is a poem.

"Starlight, starbright,
First star i see tonite
I wish I may, I wish I might
Have this wish I wish tonight."