Okay, so Grady has been blogging fodder recently. Let's move to Sasquatch now. Sure, Sasquatch is a legend, but aren't legends fun? Let's exchange urban legends. On your mark, get set... wait! These cannot simply be urban legends you found on the Internet because you haven't heard any or can't think of good enough ones on your own. Okay, now ...go!
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Well I don't know about these "urban ledgends" but I do know one thing Mr. Lynn...I am looking forward to the fall and working with you...and hanging out with you. You are a great man Mr. Lynn. Keep up the good work and I'll see you in about 4 weeks.
- Billings
These are nice words, my friend. I look forward to it, too. Frankly, Walker wants to take you from me, but I've fought it so far. :) Here's an example of urban legends: A taxi driver mysteriously drove down Wesley drive, continuing straight past the dumpster rather than taking the normal ring around BBC. The taxi driver never returned. (It turns out that he just returned after I tired of waiting and watching. What does a taxi driver want in the marsh down there anyway?)
"Urban legends?" Well, Syracuse has the most poluted lake in the world and it is said that if we actually cleaned it up, we would find Jimmy Hoffa.
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