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AngliaGT

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We stayed at the Microtel in Raleigh,NC,when we flew
to California (they let you keep your car parked there).There
was a sign that said something like "MANAGER ON DUTY",
with the manager's name under it.
The name was "BaBa Tonawanda".
 
I don't think I want to meet Wanda. How does she move around at a ton?
 
Must be sheepish sort of person?
 
TOC said:
I don't think I want to meet Wanda. How does she move around at a ton?
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many will know that Tonawanda is part of Buffalo New York.

coming to your question, so is Cheektowaga. :whistle:
 
And in northern Maine there's Chemquasabamticook Lake.
 
DrEntropy said:
And in northern Maine there's Chemquasabamticook Lake.
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Indeed but does that describe what tonawanda looks like walking away from you? :whistle: :devilgrin:
 
More'n likely!
 
Don't forget Lake Chargoggagogmanchaugaggogchabunagungamaug in eastern CT near Nutmeg MG, aka Webster Lake. Name supposedly means "I fish on my side, you fish on your side, we both fish in the middle". Longest Lake name in US I think.
 
Yeah, the one in Maine is otherwise called Ross Lake IIRC.
 
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