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Re: Boogeyman


Nope; all have ever carried was my head and my fists, and my feet were
very fast :- )


--- In existlist@yahoogroups.com, "bhvwd" <v.valleywestdental@...>
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> My grandfather Harris was very English. He would wear a vested suit
and hang a watch fob in it. He told wild stories and would wrestle in
his shirt sleeves. I picture you like that. Now he did carry a razor, a
switchblade and at times a poker pistol. he used to take me to cover his
back, I was the kid in the back of the room with a tire iron. This is
still the wild west and many here have armories to match our memories.
That tire iron was also used to keep the bums out of the truck. The bums
would run like hell when they saw Hyder. He could be a real boogeyman.
Bill
>




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My grandfather Harris was very English. He would wear a vested suit and hang a watch fob in it. He told wild stories and would wrestle in his shirt sleeves. I...
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Nope; all have ever carried was my head and my fists, and my feet were very fast :- ) ... and hang a watch fob in it. He told wild stories and would wrestle...
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