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Posted by Txsprigger on October 04, 2004 at 14:15:06 from (165.221.129.1):
In Reply to: Next Trivia question... posted by Fargo on October 04, 2004 at 12:55:52:
A friend was driving 4 cotton strippers from central Tx to West Tx and had to park them for the night near a small town. Went up to a house with a long driveway to ask the owner if he could park his strippers on his place overnight, old guy got nervous and told him, it would be ok with me, but my wife would just throw a fit about having those kind of women on the place, but he wanted to go down to the highway and take a look at them right quick anyway.
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