Hobo Jungle

[Daisy]

J$%^&*(#)@****~)NNNNN!

I was gonna write you tonight after I finished up in the kitchen anyway, how'd you know?!?!?!? But you've always been e.s.p.ing

1. Thank you thank you for everything you're doing down there for everyone! Feels so good to know you're down there taking care of things. Someone such as you. I knew you'd be okay and just be helping out. Least that's all I could let myself think. Plus, Cat in the Hats are good luck.

2. The garden RR SURVIIVED!!!!!!!!! Gog must have a plan for it.

3. That Hobo on the helicopter was the coolest thing, just killed me, love to see that flying around, maybe it'll be on CNN tomorrow morning?

4. I don't know what the devil happened to BBoop, I invited her into the Playgirl Lounge Car for some champagne and I think she disappeared in there. Maybe when you're done helping out down there in Mississippi you can head on in to the Lounge Car on Search and Rescue I'm sure you have the gear for it

5. I DID NOT WRITE THIS,

Dai8888xxxxy

[Frank53]

a tribute to hobos on the Gulf Coast, and a fine one at that.

[San Diegan]

Hat's off to you and the crew of "HOBO 02", Jon. You vagabonds down there that are "taking care of business" are the best.

San

[P&R Pete]

Too cool!
A salute from Pa.!

[P&R Pete]

A news-item suspicious for the involvement of Idaho Gold(tm):

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Even a freight train rumbling over a Russian man's head failed to spoil his peaceful slumber between the tracks, Interfax news agency reported Monday.

The engineer saw somebody on the line and braked sharply. Rescuers tried to pull the drunken sleeper from underneath the carriages, but failed, and the train had to continue driving to free him.

"The young man lying between the rails did not wake up ... which apparently saved his life," said railway policeman Vladimir Slaby.

[San Diegan]

Dufus? Could it be that our former barkeep has reverted from marital bliss to the habits of a travelling man?

San

[RRRocky]

We need some new verses to the song "I am the Train they call the city of New Orleans..." Steve Goodmans's marvellous song that sounds so poignant and emotionally charged now...

we could have an upbeat version of the verse ,a dark version and a philosophic one,all part of the art. we still don't know how it will play out but that is what art is for.

I am chuckling here,the sardonic one because my posts ended two Katrina threads over at the Forum that shall be nameless. they deleted my post,then closed it claiming too much "venom'. I left a waffle
( shallow post) to sneak a peek under the blindfold. Utter waste of time , finally I am sure.

[P&R Pete]

R.I.P., Maynard G. Gilligan.
(*sob*)

[P&R Pete]

OK, wreck-fans, MaryAnn or Ginger?

(Tramp is excused. He always lusted for Mrs. Howell the most)

[San Diegan]

Why choose? Both of them at once.

San

[P&R Pete]

Whoa!
I'd be afraid I'd have a heart attack!

[San Diegan]

Suppose you were allowed to observe Maryanne and Ginger, ahem, express their interest in each other?

San

[P&R Pete]

Keep talkin'....
Camera optional?

[San Diegan]

Rich Melvin: "Don't you hate those shaky home videos?"

San

[NYSubway18]

Maryanne!!!