Mark, I'm afraid I have only one box left in the freezer. The greens at the Canadian golf course (there is a newer one on the U.S. side were oiled sand. When done putting you smoothed the surface with a round pipe thingee for the next golfers. This was many years ago and they may be grass now... Met(like the opera) i (like in it) go (go) she (she). I pronounce Ree (long vowel) seez (long vowel), it is plural... David I. *********** REPLY SEPARATOR *********** On 10/14/01 at 5:03 PM Mark Cramer wrote: >No-one has halted our little tangent from geography to national candy-bar >brands (yet), and I'm enjoying the diversion, especially since we've hit >golf! :>) > >BTW, I'm pleased to see someone beat me to the punch and sent you some >"Mac" >toffee David,.. I guess you had better make it last. :>) > >I began pursuit of our craft at Bob Perkin's school in Elyria, Ohio (1983) >and enjoy many friendships to this date with the locals. > >At the time, one old-time resident (of Elyria) mentioned over breakfast he >used to go fishing at a lake he kind of thought might be near ny home,.. >Lake Meti-"go"-sheeee. > >Being kind of slow, it took me a few minutes to realize >the place he was desciribing was the very lake we Canadains know as Lake >Meti-gosh (as in "oh my gosh!"),.. we don't enunciate the "e" on the end. > >As I can't hear what you're saying over the net guys, how do you pronounce >Metigoshe? And how do you prounce Reese's as in Reese's Peanut Butter cups >(back to the candy bars)? > >We call them "Rees-ehz," while my Mid-Eastern friends say "Rees-eee" cups. > >We were out for 9 holes last weekend, and could've played yesterday but for >yardwork. The temps average about 10 degrees celsius (45-50 degrees F?)this >time of year. > >best regards >Mark Cramer, >Brandon University > >-----Original Message----- >From: owner-caut@ptg.org [mailto:owner-caut@ptg.org]On Behalf Of David >Ilvedson >Sent: Friday, October 12, 2001 1:00 AM >To: caut@ptg.org >Subject: RE: remember? > > >You've been to the Canadian golf course on the North end of Metigoshe? Its >a small world indeed! I have played that course myself...just as a test to >see if your pulling my leg...what can you tell me about the greens? > >You want to hear something weird? I mentioned in my last post about >Mackintosh toffee and today an old friend sent me some...Wow!!!! I think >I'm psychic. > >David I. > >*********** REPLY SEPARATOR *********** > >On 10/11/01 at 11:46 AM Brent.Fischer@ASU.Edu wrote: > >>Hey David, >> >> I know that golf course very well. it's so short we would play three >>rounds in four hours and still have time for a few beers between holes >> >>------------------- >>Brent Fischer >>Senior Piano Technician >>Arizona State University
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