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Posted by 730virgil on April 07, 2007 at 20:37:04 from (152.163.100.14):
several weeks i saw neighbors horses running and acting strange and his dog barking and acting nuts. i went outside and thought i heard nieghbor le roy yelling for help. i jumped in my truck and went to see what was going on. le roy had got 2 fingers of right hand caught between ball and hicth of his horse trailer well i got le roy free and his son took le roy to hospital where he got 32 stitches in 2 fingers. this morning le roy came over with a pocket knife and a note from his wife saying i'm their hero for helping le roy. what the heck i just did what i thought i should as a neighbor.
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