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A UNC lineman was on vacation in the depths of Louisiana. He wanted a pair of genuine alligator shoes in the worst way,but was very reluctant to pay the high prices the local vendorswere asking.After becoming very frustrated with the "no haggle" attitudeof one of the shopkeepers, the UNC tackle shouted, "MaybeI'll just go out and catch my own alligator so I can get a pairof shoes at a reasonable price!"
The shopkeeper said, "By all means, be my guest. Maybe
you'll luck out and catch yourself a big one!"
Determined, the lineman turned and headed for the swamps,
set on catching himself an alligator.

Later in the day, the shopkeeper is driving home when he spots the UNC football player standing waist deep in thewater. Just then, he sees a huge nine-foot alligator swim-ming quickly toward him...*Please see "comments"
for the rest of the story.
College/University Girl reading Professor Howdy
In this quiz of paired words, when you
substitute just one letter for another,
you end up with an entirely new word.
Choose the meaning you think is correct
for each. Have fun! 1. sear (v.) - A: to insult. B: thirst. C: predict. D: scorch. 2. seer (n.) - A: elderly person. B: cooking utensil. C: idealist. D: prophet. 3. dun (v.) - A: to soil. B: add to. C: demand payment. D: find fault. 4. don (v.) - A: to chaperone. B: put on. C: give. D: lord over. 5. nib (n.) - A: point. B: small amount. C: essence. D: clever response.

6. nub (n.) - A: clumsy person. B: lack of courtesy. C: mechanical fitting. D: knob or lump. 7. vie (v.) - A: to long for. B: compete. C: urge. D: pass through. 8. via (prep.) - A: over. B: toward. C: by way of. D: between. 9. quark (n.) - A: in physics, a fundamental particle. B: unusual star. C: newt. D: any unexplained phenomenon. 10. quirk (n.) - A: dagger. B: self-satisfied smile. C: odd mannerism. D: habit.

11. couch (v.) - A: to camouflage. B: put into words. C: relax. D: hunker down. 12. conch (n.) - A: part of a saddle. B: crown. C: rope. D: shell. 13. wax (v.) - A: to begin. B: diminish. C: melt. D: grow. 14. wag (n.) - A: sprite. B: dishonest person. C: joker. D: someone who is ineffectual. 15. score (v.) - A: to criticize severely. B: cleanse. C: flatter. D: treat with deference.

16. scope (n.) - A: agenda. B: range or extent. C: educated guess. D: conclusion. 17. rife (adj.) - A: divided. B: petty. C: widespread. D: accurate. 18. rile (v.) - A: to enliven. B: waste time. C: blunder. D: annoy. 19. chafe (v.) - A: to rub against. B: tease. C: cut through. D: challenge persistently. 20. chaff (n.) - A: compost. B: impatience. C: grain husks. D: foolishness. *Answers are located in "comments"
for your convenience & felicity but
no machination or peeking allowed.
There is more to 'T & H' than meets the casual eye -
Click on any blog picture for just such an example:O)
Sometimes it's even a slight bit controversial...
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According to a lawsuit by Alan Keyes
(above) - He was not born here!!!