Posted by miss grundy on January 21, 2009 at 16:54:55 from (204.8.188.195):
We have a young fellow in our community I sometimes use to work on my farm equipment. He is really a good fellow but there are a few down side things. He is a senior in high school and makes good grades.He works on cars, trucks, motorcycles, tractors and most everything else mechanical. He goes dirty and it appears he does not brush is teeth. Most of the boys at school like him because he helps them with their cars. His teachers seem to like him and he seems to have some ambition to be a mechanic.
Last week he was working on a fellow student's car on the parking lot and one of the vollley ball players who is a snobbish but cute thing came out and started to leave. Her car started and soon died and when she tried to start again the starter just ckicked. he walked over to give assistance but she would not even look at him. He asked her to pop the hood and he would try to get it going. Again she ignored him. Then he told her that he could clean the battery cables or boost the battery and again she ignored him. To be of help he once more told her he wanted to help and she said, " I do not have my phone, You may call me a tow truck." He walked back to his work and answered, "You are a tow truck" I told him she got what she deserves.
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