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    - Chewsville "I just wanted to call to let everybody know that Brett Favre can still play, and that the Vikings would be undefeated if it wouldn't be for the fact that the referees cost them last week, or we would have beat the Steelers as well." - Williamsport "I know one thing, the right-wingers, or Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Bill O'Reilly and all that bunch, like they had the past eight years, won't spend their Christmas at the White House party, ... for the next four years, probably eight years, because they ran out their clock." - Hagerstown "I see in the paper Nov. 3 where they want to do something with the Washington County Hospital. Full Article at The Herald-Mail Online
    I know one thing, the right-wingers, or Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Bill O'Reilly and all that bunch, like they had the past eight years, won't spend their Christmas at the White House party, ... for the next four years, probably eight years, because they ran out their clock.
    SOURCE: The Herald-Mail Online 2 weeks ago
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  1. Hey, I got one for you. See, once upon a time there was a politician/used car salesman. Oh, wait a minute. That's not a joke, is it?
    SOURCE: The Herald-Mail Online 2 weeks ago
  2. The post office downtown needs to get more workers. Every time you go in there, there's a line all the way out the other door.
    SOURCE: The Herald-Mail Online 2 weeks ago
  3. I just wanted to call to let everybody know that Brett Favre can still play, and that the Vikings would be undefeated if it wouldn't be for the fact that the referees cost them last week, or we would have beat the Steelers as well.
    SOURCE: The Herald-Mail Online 2 weeks ago
  4. The craft show that is coming up on the 21st and 22nd of November at the community college - be careful. The college police love to give tickets. Happy holiday.
    SOURCE: The Herald-Mail Online 2 weeks ago
  5. In response to Shepherdstown, who told Clear Spring to get a life because her son realized we are moving far away from what the founding fathers intended: Is it really necessary to be so nasty? Clear Spring has a right to speak, as do you. Why try to silence someone who disagrees with the direction the ...
    SOURCE: The Herald-Mail Online 2 weeks ago
  6. I'd like to recommend Winnie in the Circulation Department for Herald-Mail Employee of the Year, if there is such a thing. That young lady not only does a wonderful job, she is always so pleasant, and she cares. It is just so wonderful to deal with someone like her. Thank you, Winnie.
    SOURCE: The Herald-Mail Online 2 weeks ago
  7. I see in the paper Nov. 3 where they want to do something with the Washington County Hospital. Well, I got a great suggestion, for these politicians in the State of Maryland, to see how they are devoted to the veterans of this country. Give it to the veterans. They need one.
    SOURCE: The Herald-Mail Online 2 weeks ago
  8. To the grandmother of two great young people, and the pros and cons and gratitude, and lack thereof: I love my grandchildren, too, without reservation, but I think the least that children can do is to thank Grandma and Grandfather, and/or send them a little card giving your thanks. That's just manners.
    SOURCE: The Herald-Mail Online 2 weeks ago
  9. To the person that called in about the Holly Place pancake breakfast over a month ago: It was very well supported and we raised a lot of money for the residents of Holly Place. It was very well-received by everyone that came, and everyone did a fine job.
    SOURCE: The Herald-Mail Online 2 weeks ago

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