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Posted by D-C-741 on April 07, 2007 at 22:23:57 from (24.59.108.153):
In Reply to: me a hero ? posted by 730virgil on April 07, 2007 at 20:37:04:
I think You Are !Just think if you had not heard him, just how long might have he been there. AFTER ALL YOU MOST LIKLY SAVED HIS FINGERS ! NEVER USE OR STICK YOU FINGERS WHERE THEY DONT BELONG ,We all Should Think About taking Short Cuts ??? They All ways look like a Good Idea !OUCH !!! /When Any thing Does not Look SAFE Stop For a Minite And Judge What might happen by doing it that way !When I was a kid [13-14 ] a school kid about 16 got up early to help with corn silage ,he wanted to Unload the Wagons Before School ,while his Mom And Dad milked the cows ! SOME HOW HE GOT INTO THE BEATERS,TEY THOUGH HE WAS GOING AROUND THEM FOR ABOUT 15-30 MINITES, HE LIVED FOR ABOUT A MONTH . MY UNCLE WAS A FARM EQUIPMENT DEALER,SO I HEARD OR A LOT OF ACTIDENTS.
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