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The Cooler King himself, Capt. Virgil Hilts
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Mister Cairo
I'll Lock Up
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What'll you have???
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Some hair of the dog?
Mister Cairo
I'll Lock Up
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May I bring in to chew one of last season's corn stalk roots?
Um, no Darcy, you may not...
Um, no Darcy, you may not...
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Wow! Just look at that face! I could stare into those eyes endlessly, and hope he'd/she'd let me.
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How do you deal with saying the final farewell to a beloved pet? Tina has a very novel way.
All around the outside of her sewing cabin are tall flower pots, each one is the grave of a beloved pet. At the foot of the pot is the eqivilent of a "headstone" and inside her cabin, on the walls her tribute to those deceased pets continues: Each one named and remembered.
Here you see Khandi-Khitten, known as Candy.
All around the outside of her sewing cabin are tall flower pots, each one is the grave of a beloved pet. At the foot of the pot is the eqivilent of a "headstone" and inside her cabin, on the walls her tribute to those deceased pets continues: Each one named and remembered.
Here you see Khandi-Khitten, known as Candy.