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Re: hey, Just Plain Old Steel!
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Posted by HillsofTn on February 01, 2007 at 17:30:34 from (70.157.47.70):
In Reply to: hey, Just Plain Old Steel! posted by mike a tenn on February 01, 2007 at 15:55:31:
You know, that snow is a funny thing. It snowed some between where you are and where I am, but I have yet to see the first snowflake. As far as your being in the doghouse, you get no sympathy from me - you knew what the rules were when she left the house. However, I will loan you the excuse my cousin (five years old at the time) gave my grandfather for pouring out a five gallon can of kerosene just to watch it pour. When asked why, his reply was "grandpa, you know'd when you left me alone with that can, that I was gonna get into it". Your wife knew when she left you alone around your shop, you was gonna get into it. Good Luck!
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