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Jan 11, 2011 | 06:23 PM

#16

Scotty

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From: Thanks Don M!

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Originally Posted by cbrahs

I pulled the "whatcha gonna do now" trick along with a laugh. All I got was "wait til your father comes home".

still can't sit straight! LOL

Lost count how many times I heard that one.

Jan 11, 2011 | 06:43 PM

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Purplezr2

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Originally Posted by Scotty

Lost count how many times I heard that one.

For some reason I was on the can at work today and I thought about this saying(wait til your father gets home) and other things my parents would say to inspire fear in me, I'm so glad I get along well with my parents now.

Jan 11, 2011 | 07:17 PM

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patdaly

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Originally Posted by 1-2-3

I worked with a guy that was dared to wizz on an electric fence wire to melt about a 1/4" layer of ice off of it. Needless to say he was out of work for about three weeks. He did seems to always have a funny walk after that.

I've actually done this....................No, not on a dare either. Playing hide and seek in the pasture one night, no moon, dark as all get out, I had to take a leak....didn't know exactly where I was..... Let me tell you something, it wasn't pretty.........

Jan 11, 2011 | 09:24 PM

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Spooler

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From: Claxton, GA

Classic, Just Classic..... I love "A Christmas Story". I watch it every year..... My brother asked me 2 years ago if I still watch. Yeap, I still do a 41 years old.....LOL

"You'll shoot your eye out......"

Jan 12, 2011 | 01:46 AM

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ofcmarc

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Jan 12, 2011 | 05:17 AM

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12valve@heart

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From: East Central OK

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Originally Posted by 12valve@heart

A teacher saved the day with a bottle of drinking water. Firefighters poured it on the boy's tongue and it took about a minute before the boy was free.

Funny that the firefighters had to get water from a teacher to free the boy. Guess their standard on-board "volume" was impractical in this case.

I guess it's true that we all need to make our own mistakes.