is, unfortunately, not very mobile. I always liked that town, too. I should drive over this weekend and drink a beer and salute the tattered remnants.
Mobile is truly a Southern city, or used to be. I spent a few weeks in introductory flight training there once, flying helicopters and Albatrosses and such, and those girls were sweet. Zippered, so to speak, but sweet. When a girl whispers in your ear and asks if you'd like another homemade prah-line, that's sweet. When she cooks you up a mess of what she calls okrie, that's sweet, too.
Those girls made me feel like a damned Tatar.
Maybe I'll pile up a mess of generators in the truck and go see if I can't hep those people out, at $900 per. Now that would be sweet.
Heping isn't just sweet, it's also nahce (nice).
"Isn't thayat mayan sellin' those generaytors just prayshus? His wahf was just tew kyoote, tew. Luhvley pe-puh..."
Forgive me. I used to live in Opelika. I have pe-puh in Mo-beele....
Posted by: kelley at September 15, 2004 7:52 PM