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LouSWPA
Orange Level Access Joined: 11 Sep 2009 Location: Clinton, Pa Points: 24207 |
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Posted: 05 Aug 2024 at 9:17am |
My bride found it.........with her tire!
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ac hunter
Orange Level Joined: 05 Jan 2011 Location: OHIO Points: 976 |
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No, I didn't lose that knife but I bet you are looking at a new tire. Could have been worse, no one hurt. How slim are the chances of finding another of those in a tire.
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Scott B
Orange Level Joined: 14 Sep 2013 Location: Kansas City Points: 1027 |
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My Bride can have 3 lanes of highway and somehow still run right over that piece of metal glittering in the sun.......
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Walker
Orange Level Access Joined: 12 Sep 2009 Location: oh Points: 8333 |
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Could be one of Weedhoppers. He had a washie ironie clothesies there about 150 years ago.
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BuckSkin
Silver Level Joined: 12 Sep 2019 Location: Poor Farm Points: 409 |
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My father ran a huge tire shop all of my life until he expired.
He had a huge collection of things taken out of tires. People waiting to have work done would be amazed looking through his unusual collection. In his collection, he had several pair of needle-nose pliers, countless deer antlers, and numerous table forks. I can say, from what I remember about my father's vast collection, that she could very well be the only person to ever have a butterfly knife penetrate a tire.
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BuckSkin
Silver Level Joined: 12 Sep 2019 Location: Poor Farm Points: 409 |
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I just thought of what was probably my father's most unique tire getter = a Boar Hog Tusk about four inches long.
The guys dug lots on bones out of tires; and, when they were digging out the Boar Hog Tusk, they first thought it was bone. As soon as I saw it, I recognized it for what it was; as, I had many times watched the guys at the local stockyards de-tusk all the killer boar hogs before loading them on a semi-trailer. This was something as best I remember required by law; it was illegal to haul boar hogs complete with tusks. For whatever reason, they did not enforce this on the farmers, as they would truck them in, tusks and all, and leave it to the guys working the yard to have to cut out the tusks.
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dr p
Orange Level Joined: 24 Feb 2019 Location: new york Points: 1134 |
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That is nothing. When i did my residency, the ed had a butt box. Need i go further?
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