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Re: F-100 lottery winner
« Reply #15 on: March 28, 2015, 09:46:46 AM »
Holy crap that's funny Drew! My brother in law is a farmer, and he uses a roll of carpet when he castrates his cats. More of a one size fits all deal, so my two daughters future boyfriends will have something to worry about!
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Re: F-100 lottery winner
« Reply #16 on: March 28, 2015, 10:08:48 AM »
Man Drew that's one loyal friend, beers or not!   ;D ;D ;D

Never thought about the roll of carpet, we didn't cut the males.  Soon as they were big enough the dominant male (we called him Whacker) drove 'em off.  Whacker did well for himself until he ran into the house one day, jumped up on the cupboard and had at dinner.  Suffice it to say that mom was not pleased.
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Re: F-100 lottery winner
« Reply #17 on: March 28, 2015, 10:18:15 AM »
Drew, that's a truly excellent story!

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Re: F-100 lottery winner
« Reply #18 on: March 28, 2015, 11:25:51 AM »
Man Drew that's one loyal friend, beers or not!   ;D ;D ;D

Yeah, I mean I was "third eye" drunk so I wasn't entirely sure how to handle the situation.  I was a vegetable farmer, and I'm a pretty nonviolent person, I mean, if I had to kill an animal in order to eat it, I'd most likely just be a vegetarian.
It was around that time that I decided I needed to get out of the woods, I wasn't making enough money anyway, so I took a job on a tugboat.  I figured maybe people would be a little smarter and civilized out there.

First time out, I became in charge of the engineering dept.  We went offshore for 27 days and were coming in to crew change.  Obviously after 27 days in "seahab" we all had a strong desire to get back on land.
So we're pulling into Morehead City North Carolina.....

I'm up in the wheelhouse with the Capt and the Deckhand.  Their conversation went like this:

Deckhand:  *looking through the binoculars*  "WOOOOOweee, lookit dem girls!"
Capt: "Lemme see those binoculars.....  Jesus, those girls are probably in high school!"
Deckhand:  "Dammit man, I don't give a f*ck how smart they are."

I didn't know how to react in that situation either.... I just laughed hysterically, and they both looked at me strangely.
Deckhand:  "I think Chief's gone crazy, been offshore too long."
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