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Post by Woody Williams on Nov 15, 2005 7:11:48 GMT -5
An old farmer in North Carolina was out ploughing one day and heard some shots. Looking, he saw a feller shoot down a goose and it landed on the farmer's side of a barbed wire fence.
As a feller was about to climb over the fence to retrieve the goose, the farmer said, "Whoa feller, what do you think you're doing?"
The man answered, "getting my goose".
The farmer said, " Your goose? It's on my land." The man getting upset told the farmer that he's one of them high falluting lawyers from Washington, DC and if he didn't let him get the goose, he'd sue him.
The farmer said, "Down here we don't sue nobody. We settle things with the "three kick rule". The lawyer asked what the "three kick rule" was.
The farmer said, "We each take turns kicking the other until one of us gives up".
Thinking, the lawyer thought to himself, I can take this old guy anytime. So the lawyer says OK.
The farmer got down off his tractor and walked toward the lawyer. The farmer asked, "You ready?" and the lawyer said, "Yeah, old man"...
The first kick to the groin dropped the lawyer right where he stood. The second kick was to the area of the ribs and he heard a sickening, cracking sound. Laying on the ground now, the lawyer looked up just in time to see the third kick coming and striking the side of his head.
Groggily, the lawyer got up after a minute or so and said, "OK old man, my turn".
The farmer turned away and said, "Naw, I give in, you can have the goose."
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Post by Woody Williams on Nov 15, 2005 7:37:30 GMT -5
The other version I've heard An old farmer in North Carolina was out ploughing one day and heard some shots. Looking, he saw a feller shoot down a goose and it landed on the farmer's side of a barbed wire fence. As a feller was about to climb over the fence to retrieve the goose, the farmer said, "Whoa feller, what do you think you're doing?" The man answered, "getting my goose". The farmer said, "I don't think you should climb that fence, son." The man getting upset told the farmer that he's one of them high falluting lawyers from Washington, DC and if he didn't let him get the goose, he'd sue him. "Well, serve yourself, then, mister. You must know better." The lawyer climbed the fence, and walked towards the clump of bushes in the middle of the pasture the goose fell into. As he bent down to pick up the goose, he heard a strange noise on the other side of the bushes, lots of snorting and stamping. "What the hell is that?" the lawyer yelled. "Well, now that would be Thunder, my breeding bull," the farmer supplied. "This is his pasture, but after you explain all that legal stuff to him, I'm sure he'll be ok with you being in it..."
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Post by Decatur on Nov 16, 2005 5:28:31 GMT -5
LMAO!
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