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Re: Pulling stumps
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Posted by Bill in TN on November 24, 2002 at 03:18:59 from (68.60.16.149):
In Reply to: Pulling stumps posted by TOM inFL on November 23, 2002 at 21:39:08:
I kind of agree with the Dumber, pulling stumps is a lot of work, and they don't usually popout of the ground like on the Ford commercial....Go get yourself a blasting license and wait on the forth of July....Invite the family, put the pig on the spit, challenge the kids to get the stump out of the ground with their black kats....long about dark.....show em how it's really done...get the picture?
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