Re: Hegemony

[Nancy Patterson <patter@VOYAGER.NET>]

Grapefruit grows on trees?  In Michigan they grow in boxes and get sort of
squared off.  Fancy ones grow in boxes that have green tissue paper (or
purple) nests for them.  Grape fruit trees.  What WILL they think of next.

I'm starting to think hegemonic is a hedge hog dicing and slicing machine.

It really is the silly season.  Michigan's legislature is setting up a
school grading system like Florida's.  Currently, some company rates schools
as if they were investments or something.  My district gives good bang for
the buck.  I'm so proud.

Nancy

At 10:36 PM 3/20/02 -0500, you wrote:
>Nancy Patterson wrote:
>>
>> Actually, hegemony is more of those spikey English rodents than you can care
>> for.
>>
>> Nancy
>
>Oh. I thought it was a special garden tool that you use to trim the
>grapefruit trees after a heavy frost.
>
>Carol
>
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