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2005-07-26 - 10:58 a.m. Sausage Yesterday at work, we received this fascinating update ... -----Original Message----- July 27: Trailblazers with Business Coach Smokie Sizemore -----Original Message----- Is it just me, or does the name "Smokie Sizemore" sound suspicious to you? I'm thinking Vegas lounge act or aging B-movie star, or even perhaps someone who acts in improper films. Thoughts on the matter? -----Original Message----- I�d say the latter. Doesn�t it sound like a sausage from one of those Christmas packs with the cheese and tinned ham and petit fours? -----End Message----- So the day progressed with a plethora of sausage humor, especially after I found the Dakotah Sausage Stuffer site. Please, enjoy this site and share it with loved ones. There is more there than I even care to go into. And the photography, well, it�s just exquisite. This picture is my favorite.So, yes, yesterday had its excitement, what with the discovery of Smokie Sizemore and The Dakotah Sausage Stuffer . Exciting because Smokie can get me what I want, and I want The Dakotah Sausage Stuffer. Is anyone else surprised that Smokie�s a middle-aged white chick? Cause I was. Anyway, I should have known that yesterday would be a special day because I awoke to the sounds of mating sea lions. Scared me crapless, people. The programmers for NPR should consider this when they are doing their scheduling: do not have the mike all up in the sea lions� grills during Morning Edition. The damn clock is right by my head. So my newest theory goes something like this ... wake to the gastrointestinal sounding groans of mating sea mammals and ye shall be fruitful for the rest of the day. Of course, Hiss knows first hand about the mating rituals of emus, so I�d go to her for the animal scoop. As usual, I live vicariously through NPR.
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