Posted by valleview on November 21, 2020 at 15:32:47 from (64.62.238.5):
In Reply to: Lost my first tooth posted by David G on November 21, 2020 at 09:38:46:
Good luck with the replacement David. Mine is still holding - about 14 or 15 years ago, Mr. Youngman from Hawkeye Breeders came up to collect and freeze AI from a bull that weighed about 1500 lbs or maybe more. the bull got to fidgiting- can't blame him- and knocked a post out of the floor. The post came down and hit me on the head - knocked me out briefly and broke off a front tooth. The dentist installed a temporary while the new one was being made and the glue didn't hold. It came out in class. I think it was Ag business - the students were older. One of them said "did you get in a bar fight Mr. B." - i told them add one letter. We got the AI collected- they wanted to know all about that too- and i used a unit on a cow today. The good old days -LOL
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