Posted by rrlund on November 23, 2013 at 17:46:35 from (207.241.137.116):
In Reply to: tree stand posted by Brandon J on November 23, 2013 at 17:32:28:
I'll tell you,when my son was in his early teens,he found a popup in a fencerow on our land. He brought it home and shoved it under his bed. I never came so close to beating that boy's backside in my life. If fact I did give him a little rap across the top of the head with my knuckles and told him it didn't belong to him and made him take it back up there. Not to set it back up,but where he found it because it DIDN'T BELONG TO HIM! All these guys telling you it's yours are getting my blood pressure up a little. I hate a thief. You know it's not yours. Just lay it down so they can't use it. If they have even half a brain,they'll get the message. You already said you think you scared them off,now don't you turn in to a lowlife over the whole deal.
Consider yourself cracked across the head with my knuckles.
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