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Just visiting this newsgroup and viewed archives - saw this old
message I thought some of new readers might enjoy | A homeless friend called and ask to borrow my indian outfit. Seems he had a | job offer from the local petting zoo. He was to stand out front and wave an | American flag to attract customers, and thought a costume would help. | Remembering that ethnic cleansing did not start in Bosnia I was concerned | about the image---- but more worried that he might war a Uncle Sam outfit | and wave a confederate flag. I agreed to lend him my 29$ authentic cherokee | chiefs headdress. | THEREFORE yestertday the owner of the petting zoo called and wanted to | repay the favor. Seems he has a burro he wants to get rid of, not sick , | just old and smelly. { he falls down whenever the kids pet too hard } Did I | have any use for him? | THEREFORE I remembered and old Seminol recipe for goat chili and got the | clavemasters permission to cook dinner for everyone on Tuseday night. Don't | know how I will kill Old Bob [the burro] as my neighbor complain when I | shoot squirlls in the back yard , and my squaw won't help as last time she | held rope on a goat we were trying to hit in head with a baseball bat, the | goat jumped and I struck her soundly. | THEREFORE my question is--do any of you flytiers use parts of a burro in | your art efforts" The tail hair is sort of ragged but there is some fuzz | around the ears. I could bring parts to clave and save mailing expense. | Please contact me by e-mail. Indain Joe |
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