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Posted by Hugh MacKay on May 27, 2003 at 11:13:18 from (64.228.11.119):
In Reply to: New Found Respect ! posted by scotty on May 27, 2003 at 07:03:24:
Scotty: You have to milk the cows at the end of the day, that's the way to get the mussels and joints limbered up. About two years ago I was cleaning some trash out of a low bush blueberry harvester, when the hook slipped and I went backwards loosing my balance as I went. As I went down I hit my hipbone on 4" steel beam about 1' off ground. I got in tractor and operated all day 12 hours. At lunch time I ate in tractor cab. At the end of day my co-workers had to help me out of tractor and to my truck. The guys said why didn't you go home one of us could have operated. I told them if I had gone home, it would have hurt just as bad, plus our daughter was home on vacation and she and her mother would have been grumbling about me being old and careless.
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