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Posted by bill on December 20, 2003 at 18:19:07 from (209.240.205.61):
Here is my situation. 5 years ago my sons wife a very cute and later I found fertile young lass became so to speek in the family way Now as the proud grandfather I decided to purchase the finest green petle tractor and trailer I could get Ok $250.00 and I had the best. Thats not bad for a grandson. About 6 months after his birth my daughter now married anounced Dad I am going to have a baby better get us a RED tractor and trailer Ok thats only $500.00 Not too bad I guess About the time the secnd grand son was born and old enough to craw around on his red tractor You guessed it daughter in law is pregunet Now my little grand duaghter has her own wide front GREEN peatle tractor Ok thats $750.00 Hey thats more than I paid for my old case loader tractor!!!!!!!!!! You can all guess what my daughter told me today. If it should happen to be twins I am really going to buy shares in the petal tractor buisness...
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