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Re: Opinion, whats the most dangerous implement?
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Posted by Kelly C on November 03, 2002 at 19:12:58 from (63.171.43.140):
In Reply to: Opinion, whats the most dangerous implement? posted by Steve Belcher on November 03, 2002 at 17:02:11:
Got to watch out for those plows too.
My friends father took the tip of a plow up the butt. He fell off wile reaching back for some thing.He still walks with a limp.
How the heck he didnt get killed is beyound me.
Same guy blew my friend up wile pouring gas down some ghopher holes.
My friend was pouring gas in one hole wile his father lit the gas in another one.
I guess they didnt figure they might be connected.
Cant really recall dumb stuff like that happining with my Family. Although my wife seems to cut herself when ever she gets with in 20 feet of any thing sharp.
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