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Posted by olgentdc on August 29, 2017 at 20:07:41 from (184.16.98.227):

In Reply to: Why is it posted by RBoots on August 29, 2017 at 18:45:49:

btdt , still got the t-shirt , but i ought to burn that along with all those confounded ladders
i used to love climbin ,as a kid ,.now i am 60 ,.golly , with this neurapathy ,my feet are like 2x4s nailed to my leggs ,,. i need to watch it,never know what my feet are up to . i have fell so many times , back then as a kid , learned how to fall safely ,and most times i dont get injured too bad ,.LOL ,.
when i was 6 , i went up a 40 ft Harvestore , i wanted to see the OHIO River,.loved Ferris Wheels , and Penny a Pound flying days ,. i could fly for 80 cents,.Lol ,. in my home improvement Days , i recounted with my 1st wife at least 30 church steeples that i have either completely rebuilt or remodeled , resided, or simply stopped from leaking


..we used extension ladders on the siding work , i recall being up about 20 feet , working off a 20 ft aluminum walkboard , when a rogue cold front wind blew everything i was standing on over , i gripped the board with my hands and rode the board down keeping my feet and legs above the board , the walk board i was on hit a mound of dirt just behind me, breaking my fall significately ,my heavy end see-sawed down to the mud and i rolled off,.and the endof the board see-sawed backup some 6 feet, i was not hurt ,..my brother thought i was seriously hurt, because i was laughing so hard over my incredible good luck ,.


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