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Posted by Steve From Arkansas on October 19, 2006 at 06:07:12 from (208.180.47.112):
In Reply to: OT Whats in your back yard? posted by IaGary on October 19, 2006 at 04:20:50:
I hope you never have to come over here and read my meter. It's embarassing what is in my back yard. We used to have to read our own and send reading in with payment. Just went to the new fancy meter about six months ago. About those dogs. I've been told before the best way to make friends with a dog is to hold out your hat(if you wear one) and let them smell it. I guess it lets them know what you are. Of course that puts your hand real close to their pearly whites. My job use to take me to a lot of different farm headquarters. When I got out of my truck there was usually a dog there keeping an eye on me . I just spoke to them in a friendly way and acted like I belonged there. Never got bit.
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