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The Farmer in the Deli

August 25, 2024 by Blogfinger

Colts Neck, New Jersey. By Paul Goldfinger ©

Colts Neck, New Jersey. By Paul Goldfinger ©  October 10, 2013.  left click

Farmer:  I’d like a hot pastrami on a roll.

Deli man:   In Delhi, we have it on naan bread.

Farmer: You’re my roll model.  Call me Al.

 

PAUL SIMON  from Graceland

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Posted in Jersey Shore gallery, Photographic Gallery, Black and White | Tagged The farmer in the deli, You can call me Al | 1 Comment

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  1. on October 11, 2013 at 2:48 pm LOL

    Very funny! At first I misread the headline as the name of the childhood song, “The Farmer in the Dell,” which reminded me of a remark I overheard while waiting for the Verdi concert to begin at the Great Auditorium last month..

    A teacher was sharing socially/politically correct song lyrics that she had just learned at a teachers’ conference, and this included a revision of the line in “the Farmer in the Dell” that reads, “the farmer takes a wife.” The new language is: “The farmer takes a partner.”

    Try singing that one!



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