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Posted by tick on November 21, 2003 at 17:59:02 from (198.70.61.70):
In Reply to: funniest question asked when selling or buying a t posted by rod on November 21, 2003 at 11:51:46:
I probably should't admit this but' A long time back I got the hit& miss engine bug. Well there in the paper came a ad selling a couple of galloways.Well a lady answered, and I quizzed her . What shape are they in I asked, ( fine she said). How much do they weigh and whats the horsepower? This is where I lost her- Turns out It was Galloway cows that she was selling.And im not telling the whole story
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