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  • Meanwhile, we have an old New York Times editorial categorizing attempts to shift money to these problems in Mississippis as a “boondoggle”.

    Damn them « BuzzMachine 2005

  • I meant to say “problems on the Mississippi River’ and not “in Mississippis” … typing too quick, sorry.

    Damn them « BuzzMachine 2005

  • Learn the Lip Trick | To test burgers for doneness, jab a thin metal skewer into the thickest part of the meat for the count of five Mississippis, then pull it out and touch to the skin below your bottom lip.

    Flavor-Bomb Burgers Chris Nuttall-Smith 2011

  • The University of Mississippis Center for Excellence in Literacy Instruction held its second annual reading conference July 29.

    Ray Reutzel Delivers Address On Childhood Literacy « General Literacy « Videos « Literacy News 2009

  • Only this time we found "hurricanes the size of Earth's Moon that lasted for centuries; stormy eddies that roiled past like boiling Mississippis; trade winds that would shred and crush sailing ships."

    Review of "Voyager," a book about the space probes, by Stephen J. Pyne Marcia Bartusiak 2010

  • “Uh …” I counted off Mississippis between the beginning of each break.

    Kook Peter Heller 2010

  • If I remember this correctly, the Upper and Lower Mississippis River flood for different reasons.

    Your Right Hand Thief 2008

  • The former made dramatic headlines and fueled political movements, while the latter—the Oxford Mississippis of the world—were just life as usual and attracted less attention.

    Superfusion Zachary Karabell 2009

  • The former made dramatic headlines and fueled political movements, while the latter—the Oxford Mississippis of the world—were just life as usual and attracted less attention.

    Superfusion Zachary Karabell 2009

  • The former made dramatic headlines and fueled political movements, while the latter—the Oxford Mississippis of the world—were just life as usual and attracted less attention.

    Superfusion Zachary Karabell 2009

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