Posted by railhead on June 05, 2009 at 21:17:23 from (205.237.134.3):
In Reply to: Odd things in tires posted by Billy Shafer on June 05, 2009 at 21:04:26:
went and got a rim I had in the field last week, rotten eaten up tire on it, brought it to the shop to salvage the rim. Tire, hard as a rock. Took the sawzall to cut through the body of the tire, torch cut through the bead strands. Started prying the tire off with a big bar, a 5 foot bull snake came out and he was mad. Struck at me several times. I quickly found a forked stick from the firewood pile and a feed sack, pinned his head down gently and picked him up and sacked him. Drove him back to the farm and let him go eat all the mice his little heart desires. He was still p*ssed and when I poured him out the sack he let me darn well know it. Hope he eats 1000 mice more.
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