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poetry readings : NORTH BAY OIL
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From: edd-ie  (Original Message)Sent: 5/25/2004 3:47 PM
NORTH BAY OIL
 
I had trapped one-million muskrat.
Beaver, by the score!
My fortune came in "easy fur"
But I'd often wished for more.
 
I longed to 'wink the wilely wolf
Or the fickle fox to foil.
My hopes became euphoric when I heard of
North Bay Oil.
 
'Tis a wonderous recipe
The Ad' said clear and plain
Just spread it on quite liberally
And the others you will shame.
 
You need not look further,
You'll be a Trappin' Conan-Doyle.
Just trust your luck and send your bucks to
Good Ol' North Bay Oil
 
If a little's good, I reasoned,
A lot then, must be better.
So, I squinted in the candle-light
Composing a fine letter.
 
Send me a gallon of your concoction
I'm tired of "Playin'-by-Hoyle!"
I'll snare a card from the Company's sleeve and trap with
North Bay Oil.
 
It came in little bottles.
I couldn't count 'em all.
But walkin' 'cross the kitchen floor
I thought I heard one fall.
 
The fumes from the ruptured bottle
Quickly began to boil.
The vapours drove me to my bed, sedated by,
North Bay Oil.
 
I awoke just after midnight,
A sick feeling in my bowels.
The cool night-air was pierced by
A myriad of howls.
 
That night was long(but I'll keep it short)
My shoulder was sore from recoil.
As I shot five-hundred wolves and said: "Great stuff this
North Bay Oil!"
 
I skinned alone for thirty days
Till all of the hides were dry.
Then shipped the lot to North Bay
For prices extra-high.
 
A trapper needs female company, I thought???
Someone to help him with his toil.
There arn't that many willin' but I'll try some
North Bay Oil.
 
Here, I'm wedded blissfully
She's pretty as a lark.
Although, her ears are kind of pointy and
At me she'll oft-times "bark."
 
She's doggone good at lovin',
Tender, true and loyal.
Now, 'bout all I do is whistle and "trap" with
North Bay Oil.
 
By Glen E. Smith  AKA  Ed -
 
From: Tales of the Trap-Line
 
This is, of course, a true account of an incident that happened to me some years back while I was trapping the Mydget Mountains here in Eastern Ontario.
 
TY Ed -
 
 


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From: bigguySent: 5/26/2004 3:16 PM
LMAO
 
Seldom is a medicine bottle so versitile.  All too often the promises made only make money for the promoter.
 
bigguy

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From: edd-ieSent: 5/26/2004 5:00 PM

LOL BG, whoever said "trapping was un-interesting??"

Needless to say, I was impressed with the attracting scents sold on the market in my day as a trapper.

I had a lotta fun writing that,

TY Ed -



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