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07/11/05 12:09 AM
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twink... was that the game where the day after you couldn't move off the couch? haha... i was just a youngster and remember that one! 
Never argue with an idiot, they drag you down to their level and beat you with experience.
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Re: reflections from Norton, Ks.
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07/11/05 03:16 AM
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It may have been, after about the 1st quarter my memories are really blurry!
Any fool can criticize, complain, and condemn- and most do.
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Re: reflections from Norton, Ks.
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07/11/05 10:45 PM
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Prant Garker
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Cwink--
That's pretty much what my adversaries felt like after the Theodore Roosevelt spelling bees.
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Re: reflections from Norton, Ks.
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07/15/05 02:27 AM
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mike fairleigh
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By the way, if anyone has an open weekend this weekend, be sure to head up to Sebielius (named after KEITH Sebilius, a TRUE American institution [the big first district needs a man like Keith]-not the present Governor , who had to acquire that noble name by marriage) Reservoir at Norton's scenic Prairie Dog State Park, and take in the Carp derby, with cash prizes galore-- no free beer like in the old days but still an action packed angling adventure sure to thrill the nimrod. There truly is no end to the activities that the area has to offer!
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Re: reflections from Norton, Ks.
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07/15/05 01:42 PM
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Ok.... I just can't let this one pass. I never thought I would live so long that anyone would spend time reflecting on Norton. Hmmm. Home of Gary Ulmer that silver tongued orator of the east now, the Tacha brothers, easily the thickest craniums in the history of Kansas Wrestling. Jake Durham, Saint or Pirate depending on where you were from and if you were coaching againt him. Wow, all that reflecting. Hey to all my good friends from Norton, i was wondering if you got married in norton and moved to kinsley would you still be brother and sister??? I don't know. Hey this is all tongue in cheek. I love all those guys I just named and many others from that little berg. Very tough individuals and a lot of fun at a party. If I ever reflect on Norton again, Gary, Please Kill Me.
Randy Westfah
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Re: reflections from Norton, Ks.
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07/19/05 02:00 AM
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Gary Ulmer
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