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Posted by Janicholson on October 13, 2006 at 18:24:50 from (66.173.50.118):
In Reply to: Tube type Tire posted by Many Flats on October 13, 2006 at 05:24:06:
My uncle had a goat that ate a football sized hole in a Farmall 400 rear (with Calcium) When he (the goat)got to the innertube he had a pile of strips of rubber that looked like a kid with a penknife spent 3 hours carving on it. The tube burst, near drowning the goat. My uncle was unsure what had done the dasterdly dead until he spotted the crystals of salt forming on the goat. A short chase and a mighty blow to the forhead with a 2# ballpeen ended the issue. The dang goat was too tough to eat. JimN
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