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Vic Smith wrote in
: My wife leaned a broken aluminum lawn chair on the trash can in the street, walked into the house to get a final bag from a waste basket, and when she walked back out the chair was gone. Maybe 30 seconds, a new record. Odd thing is the truck moving away down the street was a U-Haul Rental truck. Can't quite figure that one out. Usually the metal collectors have beat up pick-ups. This is also a great way of getting rid of dead boat batteries. I had a couple to unload so sat them out by my storage building, as if I was going to store them inside, later. Within an hour, the time it took to go eat a hamburger, they were gone! Having lots of illegal Mexicans in your city does have a few advantages.... (c; My neighbor saw them spot the batteries, look around, then hustle across my lawn to collect them, scurrying away like wharf rats finding a sandwich on the docks. She called me on my cell and I told her not to spook them while I was getting rid of some dead boat batteries....much to her amusement. |
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