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Re: Re: Re: OT Legal Fireworks ?
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Posted by Mark - IN. on July 01, 2004 at 21:24:23 from (205.188.116.201):
In Reply to: Re: Re: OT Legal Fireworks ? posted by John S-B on July 01, 2004 at 20:49:16:
John, that's why we find the biggest soup pot that we can find to wear as helmets, they come down to our waists and double as body armor. Yeah, it makes it hard to see where we're driving and kind of hard to reach the steering wheel, but once you get used to it, it's alright. The secret is to hear the other guy's tractor echoing louder into your soup pot, and when it gets real loud, swirv left or right, then shoot left or right, depending on where the echo went. The biggest problem is that trees or fences don't echo until you crash into one, and then they just ring the soup pot pretty loud. We look pretty stupid out there and wreck a lot of tractors, fences, and other stuff, but it's only one day a year. Isn't it wonderful to live in a country where we're still independent to enjoy such things? Hey, happy 4th. Maybe after this year, we'll vote Roman candles into the mix.
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