Posted by BillinCentralMO on July 23, 2008 at 18:22:41 from (65.54.98.100):
In Reply to: Not my day posted by Massey Harris Steve on July 23, 2008 at 14:35:31:
I always went with put a Tiger in your tank , not a coon in your radiator.I think you been out harvesting furbearers out of season without a license , and now you expect your insurance company to subsidize this unlawful activity.I think someone in the Federral Gubamint needs to investigate this situation. If your behavior continues they may not be no mo racoons for the rest of us to run over. How am I gonna get my ins. company to buy me a new radiator? Hopefully by now Roberto T. has called your ins. co or at least complained to the Moderator to get your post censored.That's what I think.
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