Maggie's Farm

If I'd known the date of the show and where to find it, I would have watched it just to provide the answer in the post. I wanted to know, too, dammit!

Great answers on your part. "Loose women" was brilliant.

"Money", although kind of obvious by definition, might have been on the list. "Clothes", as in hand-me-downs?

"Gossip"?

Or "pictures of the kids" as the mall crowd would phrase it. And another good answer on your part.

FWIW, I went on a Google search for the missing answers but came up dry. I'd note in passing that someone else had the same idea I had for the name of their post -- they named it "Angels and Devils".

Oh, as in passed around! Jeez, I can't believe we didn't think of that earlier (slapping collective forehead).

"I am obviously from another planet."

Well, granted, while South Dakota is known as "the boondocks of the universe", I think "planet" is a bit strong. How about if we start with "sub-continent" and work from there?

"I am obviously from another sub-continent."

Much better.

"Doc, either you are tweaking my nose or your memory disappoints me."

Well, all I remembered was that you were next to Colorado or Wyoming, but I also remembered that you were in the serious boonies, so I figured Nebraska -- being nothing but corn fields -- didn't actually have any "boonies" to speak of, ergo South Dakota.

I admit, though, that it's rather insulting.

"Hey, Feebs! What state do you live in??"

"Oh, one of those next to Wyoming or Colorado."

"How exciting!"

Yep, damn insulting, and I apologize. BTW, I saw your reply in BD's 'Tripping' post and I think "sub-continent" works much better for Nebraska than "planet", although I think we can still narrow it down. How about "uncontrollable corn field run amok"? "Ethanol subsidy to the universe"? We could try "The great corn plantation of Nebraska", but I'm not sure if "plantation" can be used for anything but cotton and sugar cane.

We may have to stick with "sub-continent" for now. :)

(especially there)