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Posted by Steve Crum on May 16, 2007 at 04:25:06 from (4.156.231.199):
In Reply to: What ever happened... posted by Don-Wi on May 15, 2007 at 23:45:28:
This type stuff was a topic of discussion at work last night (I had 2 temp employee's POs call and verify they were at work). Most of the crap we used to pull and occasionally wind up having a cop call or haul our butt home to Dad will get you time in the slammer and 5 years probation these days. Or in the case of some kid wanting to deliberately roll a tractor, 30 days of intense psychiatric evaluation. Dad could cure things like this in one sitting, Usually saw the light on the first whack and accepted the diagnosis once the bleeding stopped.
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