It appears that the stae of Michigan is cutting it’s extension service funding entirely. Apparently, it would then become the only state to not have an extension service.
Bug girl has the details here.
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Meshugah is the adjective. Michigan is meshugah. A meshugeneh is someone who is meshugah. I know that common usage has blurred the difference between the two, but just FYI.
Deigeh nisht! So the state of Michigan is a crazy person! It’s all zelbeh.
Did you mean: Meshuggeneh
But what you really mean is facocta.
You are all missing the point! You can’t see the Trees through the PedanTREE!!!! Do I have to spell it out for you!?!!?
OK, I will.
Michigan.
Meshugeneh. (Michigana…Michigan … Funny!)
While:
Michigan
Meshugah … Bleh.
And
Michigan
Facocta …. Huh?
Oy, how did I miss that?! I’m such a shmendrick. Michigan . . . Michugeneh . . . no, YOU’RE the shmendrick. And a little meshugeh, too.
I guess I was mishegoss.