Posted by HENRY E NC on February 08, 2009 at 11:02:33 from (216.119.6.28):
In Reply to: Where's Your Son? posted by RBnSC on February 08, 2009 at 06:43:24:
When I was a youngun about 1943, 44 we would work all day and then roam the farms around at nite. One of our orchards boardered the main road to and from town . We had a lot of tomatoes go bad from one of our fields so we used to throw them at each other. Then someone got the idea of throwing them at the cars on the hiway. Well, we would get a half bushel really rotten tomatoes and climb an apple tree and throw them at the cars. Several times we got the constables car and he would chase us into the cornfield and lose us. On nnight I got home and mt dad was waiting iin the yard for me. Strange i thought, he has to get up early next morning. His 1942 olds was plastered with tomatoes. Took two weeks for the belt welts to even start going away. Henry
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