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Re: What (bad) Luck!


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Posted by Hugh MacKay on January 06, 2008 at 14:38:01 from (209.226.106.7):

In Reply to: Re: What (bad) Luck! posted by CityBoy-McCoy on January 06, 2008 at 10:16:17:

Mike: I do, but then you and I have always been good at giving and taking jabs. Too bad more folks couldn't laugh like us. I've always found YT to be just a bit on the serious side.

This area is home to some quite serious competition plowing. Since I moved here 6 years ago, I have been encouraged to join. I think I will now that I have a bit more time. I did a bit of plowing, near the road here at my new place. One of the club members told the others I might be a bit of competition. One of the other members relayed this to me. I came home, looked at my plowing again, nothing special, wasn't even staisfied with my own work. Next morning I joined the plowing club boys at the coffee shop. I point blank asked the question, "Are you folks really that bad?" We all enjoyed a good laugh.

But then, what the hell can we expect, the whole damn world is much tooooo serious today. This kind of reminds me of story from half century ago. Local family thought they had a mentally chalanged son, they went to church every Sun., and all but mother sat right behind Deacon Brown and family. Mother sang in the choir. One Sun. dad stayed home, jr. was in the seat alone behind the Brown family. Jr. broke wind, could be heard above everything going on, immediately he jumped to his feet and yelled hurrraaaayyy for Deacon Brown, then quietly sat down. The Deacon was heard to say later, the young lad deserves more credit than we give him.


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