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Muscadine Wine

July 12, 2009
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Muscadine Wine is an old southern tradition, made from the grapes growing in your backyard. Bordeaux this ain’t.

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The Thing With No Name

January 14, 2009

The belief that when you name something you have control over it comes to us from ancient times. In the Bible, God was always renaming people to show his ownership of them. Parents do the same thing to children. Listen to parents at the end of their persuasions as they scream a child’s full name to let them know that they really are serious this time.

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It’s Forty-Sheven Degrees and Spartly Clouby

December 31, 2008

It happens every year. Somewhere in America a Disk Jockey is getting drunk on the air for New Year’s Eve to demonstrate the dangers of drinking and driving.  Johnny Fever did it on an episode of WKRP in Cincinnati and that one episode is responsible for this annual event.

WKRP caused untold havoc in radio due [...]

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What To Do With Remerton

December 18, 2008

Our intrepid correspondent chronicles the decline of the City Built on Sin, Remerton, GA and offers some proposals and/or fevered daydreams.

Don’t know what Remerton is? Get all the Poodha here. Already in the know? Then get on to the good stuff.
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The City of Remerton, GA is an old mill village that [...]

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Seniors Drinking Me Under the Table

February 24, 2004

Among the things my father’s generation does better than mine is drink. They’ve done it longer, and harder, than their herb smoking children and they can just drink more than we do. I picked up this bit of wisdom the hard way this weekend when attending all the festivities at the Mystery Ball.
The bartender at [...]

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