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September 13th, 2007, 03:16 AM
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Hey you michigan guys and clavers....I found
"Opus--Mark H. Bowen" wrote in message ... "Wolfgang" wrote in message ... "asadi" wrote in message ... in new conditon, not one missing, book of matches from Grandma Grooters! As cryptic (to most folks) a message as will ever be found in these pages.  cool, eh? Way cool. Hang on to those......there will never any more of them.  Wolfgang Who the hell is Grandma Grooters? Op Businesses up there come and go...some remain for years....it's damned near the hinterland. Grandma Grooters was a fairly modern, larger establishment that, for some obscure reason (probably money laundering) was able to weather the seasonal tides of tourists. Everybody knew where it was and it was a good watering hole to meet at and grab a meal. It burned down, the owner left for southern climes and the lot is now a repository for burnt lumber and old tires. John 
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September 13th, 2007, 10:23 AM
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Hey you michigan guys and clavers....I found
"asadi" wrote in message . net... "Opus--Mark H. Bowen" wrote in message ... "Wolfgang" wrote in message ... "asadi" wrote in message ... in new conditon, not one missing, book of matches from Grandma Grooters! As cryptic (to most folks) a message as will ever be found in these pages. cool, eh? Way cool. Hang on to those......there will never any more of them. Wolfgang Who the hell is Grandma Grooters? Op Businesses up there come and go...some remain for years....it's damned near the hinterland. Grandma Grooters was a fairly modern, larger establishment that, for some obscure reason (probably money laundering) was able to weather the seasonal tides of tourists. Everybody knew where it was and it was a good watering hole to meet at and grab a meal. It burned down, the owner left for southern climes and the lot is now a repository for burnt lumber and old tires. John Well at least we know that your pack of matches didn't burn Granny's place to the ground! Op
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September 13th, 2007, 02:31 AM
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Hey you michigan guys and clavers....I found
in new conditon, not one missing, book of matches from Grandma Grooters!
As cryptic (to most folks) a message as will ever be found in these pages. I thought it was a chili dog from UP Chucks. Frank Reid
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