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Re: the true spirit of Christmas as some teach their kids...


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Posted by dave2 on December 07, 2011 at 07:19:38 from (139.139.35.70):

In Reply to: the true spirit of Christmas as some teach their kids..... posted by IaGary on December 07, 2011 at 05:14:53:

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Sorry about that.... Realized I was running late and was gonna post later from work. musta hit submit......

Anyway, 1st week of December, we have a thunderstorm and tornado like winds... Making the loop to check some horses, I see a tree coming up the hill. Old guy has a little piece of property at the edge of the woods with some Christmas trees planted on it for him and his family down below a couple of pastures..... When I realized that a tree was coming at me it was just in time to see 2 kids on a motorcycle. The one on back had the tree strapped to him. When they got up to more level ground between two planted fields, the wind caught and they went as$hole for teakettle into the field. The tree kid drug a little, MC a clump of mud as were both kids. Asked if they were hurt and what they were doing getting the tree on a day like this (figured they were the guy's family)... The younger one that was carrying the tree spouted off "dad said make sure we don't get caught"...... Kept the straightest face I could and told them to get the mud off of them and the MC and put every bit of it in the field where it belonged then pointed at a house at the edge of town and said to take the tree and go over there and wait for the police.... About 15 minutes later, they were where I told them to go, soaking wet. Don't know how long they waited there but bet they were cold......


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