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Posted by Tom Windsor on September 10, 2006 at 16:37:34 from (205.188.116.133):
In 1959 I was in the employment of the United States Government as a trainee at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas. After much abuse there we got a weekend pass and we rounded up a 1953 Mercury Convertable and headed to Mexico. We had a good time down there and spent all our money..late that night we headed back to Texas and about 1/2 way and out in the middle of no where, we ran out of gas. As we coasted to a stop, one of the guys in the front seat said "What is that out there on the road." My lord, the desert had cooled down and all the snakes in Mexico had cawled out on the hot pavement to keep warm for the night. Needless to say, beimg afraid of big snakes, little snakes, dead ones and alive ones, NOBODY slept that night or walked after Gasoline...
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