Posted by Notjustair on February 07, 2015 at 18:17:49 from (70.195.1.222):
In Reply to: stupid posted by roy prins on February 07, 2015 at 17:57:18:
I remember it well. When I was young we got snowed in. Dad was gone for some reason (he worked off the farm some and traveled) and the fuel barrel was empty. Mom was going to siphon gas from the Mercury to put in the plow tractor. She cut a length of green garden hose and proceeded to drink some leaded gas. I don't know how much, but us boys were real worried she was going to keel over. Every time she burped it smelled like gas. I still remember sitting on the floor beside the bed and talking to her and smelling gas. She's still ticking. I guess dying ain't that easy.
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