So I guess that answers that! So if I understand right I should be able to do this, maybe have a beer or two, listen to a ball game and STILL have most of my fingers when I'm done... sounds good.
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by Shopp'n Cubs » Sun Jan 11, 2004 9:56 am
OOOOH KAYYY
So I guess that answers that! So if I understand right I should be able to do this, maybe have a beer or two, listen to a ball game and STILL have most of my fingers when I'm done... sounds good.
So I guess that answers that! So if I understand right I should be able to do this, maybe have a beer or two, listen to a ball game and STILL have most of my fingers when I'm done... sounds good.
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by johnbron » Sun Jan 11, 2004 10:17 am
Catfish wrote:
johnbron, Now I can convince my wife that I really need that backhoe I've been wanting. I have to have it to break the beads on the cub tires
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Har-Har Catfish, Good Luck. If I had a wife I am almost sure that I would not have this Big`Ol Backhoe to play with.
(Honey, You only use that thing once a year, Why dont you sell it so I can buy a new "CAR".)
Then came Bronson
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