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Re: Some people are really shallow....
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Posted by Dachshund on June 27, 2007 at 15:31:48 from (139.55.238.165):
In Reply to: Some people are really shallow.... posted by Dave from MN on June 27, 2007 at 10:25:42:
I had a neighbor's wife go through a section of fence 2-3 months ago. She lost it and ran off of the road. Even had her boy with her. Nobody was hurt (thankfully). We didn't hear (or even KNOW) about it until later that day when her FIL called and told my wife. He said that they'd fix the fence and all. Before I got the chance to call him back and tell him not to worry about it, they had already stopped by and replaced the post she hit. Point being - there still ARE people out there that DO call up and let you know. They could have disappeared and we would have seen the damage and been cusing some one. It's nice to know people like this still exist.
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