If you prancercise along the Timpoochee trail wearing tight fitting pants, you might be from ToeWal.
Update from the quiet side.
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If you mangle the English language in attempts to use Wal in the worst possible ways, you may be a Walnut...
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check this link out about the bridge...
http://news.google.com/newspapers?n...LURAAAAIBAJ&sjid=4ekDAAAAIBAJ&pg=1945,2417482
I was around during this episode. I even rode the ferry, once, that they had set up to get cars and people across the bay. Maybe they can set up a ferry for this situation, but I think this might make waters even more troubled 
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CeWal and Wewal can join forces to be WeCeWal....or EalWal could hook up with CeWal to be EaCeWal.....or SoEaCeWal. Everyone needs new Wal signs, and a new Wal taxing authority, and parking meters could be put up on the private beaches. Border guards and gates could be established between the Wals. It would be Wal to Wal funn.
Interesting. I wondered when the Mid-Bay Bridge opened and looked it up. It was 1993. BTW I remember being on the old 331 bridge back in 1987 when invited to stay at a friend's place. Scary. The next time we went to the Panhandle was when they were building the new bridge. I guess back then they didn't foresee that a four-lane bridge would be needed.
I just think the term "wal" is taking on its own meaning and no longer applies strictly to Walton county. It's some sort of distinct geographical subsection of a larger governing body combined with attitude and culture. There are wals all over the world and always have been. The area behind Walmart is of course WalWal.
And the area behind the Walmart in Walla Walla Washington is Walla Walla Wal Wal, right?
If Mark Walburg wanted to buy walnuts, his best bet would be the Walla Walla Wal Wal. Am I right?