Posted by dboll on February 20, 2009 at 15:37:53 from (64.61.211.46):
Went to a farm supply store the other day. They had 6v tractor batteries on sale as well as 1 gal. jugs of paint thinner which was $2.00 cheaper than normal and I wanted to refill my parts washer. I wheeled up to the checkout with 23 gals. of thinner and a battery not thinking about it , the clerk looked over my purchase and asked what are you going to do with this? I replied "dump it into my parts washer" Sounding as though she wasn't sure if she should believe me she said " well we have a list of things we need to ask about" Had I thought about I would have got some lithium batteries, acetone, either and sudafed to really get them going! a friend said "good thing you didn't or you might have gotten visitors", I replied that I don't get much company on the farm and it would be nice to have visitors! :)
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