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Posted by Ryan on August 30, 2004 at 06:23:17 from (4.224.174.15):
In Reply to: Stupid Dad posted by stan on August 29, 2004 at 22:56:59:
My dad (who is now 60) told me when they raised hogs a couple miles of the road he would always set on the hood of the to20 up the road. The other day we were mixing concrete with it and he sat on the hood (260#"s) for old times sake I guess. Not really enough information for me to say wether I would have my child or not in the same position as the instance you speak of. I wouldn"t use one instance to label a person stupid, or a stupid dad. Just my two cents. Ryan
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