Posted by PJH on November 24, 2014 at 07:23:03 from (50.40.238.202):
In Reply to: one of those days posted by Nick167 on November 23, 2014 at 16:48:33:
Stayed at my aunt's house one summer when I was a kid. After much pleading, she agreed to let me mow the lawn, but wanted to show me how to start the mower. She cranked on that thing til she was blue in the face, then she cranked some more. I learned a lot of new descriptive adjectives that I'd never heard before. When she finally ran out of breath and gave up, I asked her what that little tab against the spark plug was for. Then I learned another list of words to add to my already polluted vocabulary. She was normally a real sweet lady - this was a side I'd never seen before. Or since.
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