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Posted by Walt Davies on April 26, 2007 at 19:18:23 from (70.41.247.127):
In Reply to: OT-joke posted by supergrumpy on April 26, 2007 at 12:49:49:
When I lived in Salinas there were two old Ladies down the road both in their 80s, both were named Hazel. One died after going up to Reno and gambling an was taking a nap before heading back up. The other Hazel told us about the time she was at the fair and this guy was giving plane rides for $10. That was a lot of money back then and her family tried everything to talk her out of it but she just had to go fly in that plane with this guy by the name of Lindberg. Her next fight on a plane she was 86 and she told the pilot about her 1st plane ride. Walt
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