Posted by cheeseHead Fred on June 20, 2011 at 17:30:59 from (24.240.72.157):
In Reply to: bad omens? posted by Jason, NW Ontario on June 18, 2011 at 18:17:59:
Bought an old TO-30 from the scrapper with a split in the rear tire and a bubble of innertube sticking out the size of a football. Drug it up to the trailer, winched it on, hauled it about 30 miles, tilted the trailer and drug it off and out of the way, off the driveway. Standing there braggin' to a buddy about the good deal I got when the tube let go and dumped most of the tire's fluid on the ground. Probably won't need to worry about growing grass there for a while...
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