Farmer put a sign near his melon patch that read "three melons in this field have been poisoned". Next morning scribbled below said "now there are five poison melons in this field". When I was a youngster we tried raiding a melon patch on the way home from "the mid-nite" movie. Owner came out with a flashlight and shooting. Another atempt next night caused same result so we backed off. We overheard owner telling his neighbor how much fun it was to chase melon thieves and he only shot into the ground and would never risk hurting them. GAME ON!!!! We would take unsuspecting kids along to scare bejebbers out of them. I guess it went on for another 2 or three years until girls became more interesting. Few years later I asked him if he sat up all night when melons were ripe. Nope,my little dog could hear a mouse fart and he would wake me up. Gave me a sack of peaches from his truck,laughed and said come by any time and promised not to shoot. The world would benifit if men now days took more interest in neighborhood kids.
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