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Edward
4/20/2017 10:49:09 pm
Along the TX coast in some areas, I called that stuff "black gumbo". When it was dry with no rain it would crack open leaving open spaces, good for the poor ankles. But when wet, slick as ......... grease. Slip and slid like that pickup next to the lake. By the way, have you heard from OFM? Take care.
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theboondork
4/21/2017 07:57:36 am
Yeah I guess it shows you that when you're driving around off road you need to know what kind of hazards are there, or at least get out of the truck and check out any suspicious areas on foot. But in this case I don't know if that would have helped because it doesn't look all that bad when you're walking on it.
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theboondork
4/21/2017 09:27:13 am
You know, I never thought of it that way, but that's very true. If you go walking in the woods its just a hike, but if you get chased by a bear it's an adventure. Maybe I should count my blessings.
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theboondork
4/21/2017 09:33:04 am
Oh come on, with almost a decade of full timing under your belt you've got lots of worthwhile things to contribute. Like for instance how did you manage to use the word "slither" in a blog post that had nothing to do with snakes?
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theboondork
4/21/2017 12:07:07 pm
I'm a mere Peasant in the world of blogging but Even with my extremely tenuous grasp of the English language I believe I have the ability to throw in a "slither" every now and then and maybe even a "plethora" so prepare to be dethroned.
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