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Topic: Is this sick or what
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37Chief

10-02-2012 13:12:41
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I was putting on my work boots the other day I felt something in the toe. I thought it was just my sock waded up. the next day my wife says what did you get on your sock it sure stinks. The day before my cat had a mouse in the house, and it got away. You guessed it I walked around all day with a dead mouse in my boot. The boot, sock and mouse are in the trash. When Dad raised hay I had mice run up my pants, that gives you a thrill, but atleast they were alive. I know you didn't need to read about this, but what about me who lived through it. What have you found in your boot's or shoes. Stan

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Stephen Newell

10-03-2012 03:51:18
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 Re: Is this sick or what in reply to 37Chief, 10-02-2012 13:12:41  
Maybe I'm just cheap but I would have washed the boot out instead of trashing it.



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WGWKy2

10-02-2012 19:01:05
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 Re: Is this sick or what in reply to 37Chief, 10-02-2012 13:12:41  
Not a mouse but my dad seldom wore shoes in the summer, when he did it was only to siene minnows to fish with. One morning he left the house about 4 am heaed to the river, as he always did he slipped on his shoes that were left outside on the "rock" it seems a Toad had moved in the shoe. Old man thought SNAKE and woke up the whole house. He didn't wear socks and enertained kids by lighting a match on his heel. no wonder I'm crazy.

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Notjustair

10-02-2012 18:39:36
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 Re: Is this sick or what in reply to 37Chief, 10-02-2012 13:12:41  
Not a foot, but...

One day when I was about 12 I ran to get the grain truck out of the shed. As it backed into the light I saw a mouse sitting on her hind legs by the gear shift. It was harvest and I was in a hurry so I figured she would move when I took off. She did. Right up my right leg.

I jumped out of the truck and turned off the key as I left. That old truck was still chugging across the barnyard. I hit the ground and grabbed around my leg at the thigh. I jumped up and down until she fell out and mashed her with my boot.

I've wondered many times since what would have happened if she would have gone into my boot. Also wonder what would have happened if that truck wouldn't have stopped short of the fuel barrels. That wasn't a concern at the time.

Needless to say, I tuck my overalls into my boots every time I get into the grain truck to this day. Whew.

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JMOR

10-02-2012 18:09:35
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 Re: Is this sick or what in reply to larry@stinescorners, 10-02-2012 13:12:41  
Quoting Removed, click Modern View to seeI had that EXACT same experience!



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rrlund

10-02-2012 17:50:34
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 Re: Is this sick or what in reply to 37Chief, 10-02-2012 13:12:41  
Not me,but when Dad worked as an ice man right after the war,a guy got his finger cut off at work. He gave Dad his gloves and when he put them on,a piece of the guys finger was still in one.



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Traditional Farmer

10-02-2012 17:47:19
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 Re: Is this sick or what in reply to 37Chief, 10-02-2012 13:12:41  
Find another mouse and you coulda had a matched pair.



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Johndeereman

10-02-2012 17:33:11
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 Re: Is this sick or what in reply to 37Chief, 10-02-2012 13:12:41  
I want to know why your wife is smelling your socks?



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donjr

10-02-2012 17:23:26
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 Re: Is this sick or what in reply to 37Chief, 10-02-2012 13:12:41  
Are you sure the mouse was dead when you put the boot on, or did it become the gas chamber for a condemned mouse????



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jon f mn

10-02-2012 17:19:52
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 Re: Is this sick or what in reply to 37Chief, 10-02-2012 13:12:41  
When I was a boy we would put our shoes under the register that was in the garage on the house to keep them warm in the winter. Had more than one mouse in a shoe on cold mornings. 45 years later and I still always knock out my shoes before putting them on. Some day I'll tell about the 2 mice that have run up the inside my pants legs in my life. lol



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JayinNY

10-02-2012 16:29:27
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 Re: Is this sick or what in reply to 37Chief, 10-02-2012 13:12:41  
I can't stand a tiny stone in my boot! How the he'll could u walk around all day with something the size of a mouse in there? Lol



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37Chief

10-02-2012 18:00:23
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 Re: Is this sick or what in reply to JayinNY, 10-02-2012 16:29:27  
I think the mouse was in there for a few days, and not very plump. I kicked my shoe a few times and all was well. No more lump. Stan



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JayinNY

10-02-2012 18:05:47
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 Re: Is this sick or what in reply to 37Chief, 10-02-2012 18:00:23  
Not very plump! Hahaha lol that's funny :)



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Rusted nuts

10-02-2012 15:43:53
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 Re: Is this sick or what in reply to 37Chief, 10-02-2012 13:12:41  
Feet and socks.



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Mike (WA)

10-02-2012 15:18:09
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 Re: Is this sick or what in reply to 37Chief, 10-02-2012 13:12:41  
I can see throwing away the sock and the mouse, but the boot? That seems a little much- hard to find a good boot. . .



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James Williams

10-02-2012 15:06:56
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 Re: Is this sick or what in reply to 37Chief, 10-02-2012 13:12:41  
Cheif,your story brings back a lot of memories,When I was a small kid growing up on my uncles farm we would bale hay,drop it on the ground and loaded it on a old Diamond-Reo truck.Since I was to small to load the hay I was taught to drive the truck,I was watching in the mirror and saw my uncle laying on the ground kicking his feet,I jumped out of the truck and was wandering what was going on,He said a black snake ran up my pants leg,after I got him setteled down he had a hole in his pocket and his keys fell down his leg,We laughed about that untill he died,I sure miss him

jimmy

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larry@stinescorners

10-02-2012 14:50:57
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 Re: Is this sick or what in reply to 37Chief, 10-02-2012 13:12:41  
Im going to look in my boot from now on !! lol



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Tom in TN

10-02-2012 14:25:47
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 Re: Is this sick or what in reply to 37Chief, 10-02-2012 13:12:41  
Stan,

We have lots of wasps on our farm in the summer. They're in the barn, in the storage buildings, in the sheds, and in the house. I have a "mud-room" (really the back porch) where I hang my coats and hats and leave my boots when I come into the house.

One morning a couple of years ago, I put my boots on and headed out. I kept feeling something pricking my foot, but I figured it was just some dry grass, hay, or straw in there. After a while, it become quite painful, so I took my boot off.

Sure enough, a wasp was in there and it had stung me three or four times on my foot. It was pretty painful for a while, but some ammonia on the stings helped a bunch.

I now bang the toes of my boots on the floor before I put them on to try to dislodge anything that is in them.

Tom in TN

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David G

10-02-2012 14:16:23
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 Re: Is this sick or what in reply to 37Chief, 10-02-2012 13:12:41  
Thank you for sharing, at least it was not a scorpion or black widow.



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TomH in Pa

10-02-2012 15:38:56
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 Re: Is this sick or what in reply to David G, 10-02-2012 14:16:23  
Yea. Down in Mexico my mother put her foot into a shoe with a scorpion in it. No permanent damage but some real pain.



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