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Tell Me a Story (youngsters:non fiction, 993 words) | |||
Author: Lou Hill | Added: May 19 2002 | Views/Reads: 5629/2765 | Story vote: 0.00 (0 votes) |
You wouldn't be pulling my leg would you? | |||
Click here to read the first 75 lines of the story was one of the bystanders. The time would have probably have been in the late 40's. Minot, who was a pretty fair gardener in his own right, got the ball rolling with a story about this huge cabbage that he had seen growing while stationed in Texas with the "Air Service." It seems that this cabbage was big even by Texas standards. I'm not sure if anyone fed him the line "So how big was it?" or not but he did go on to say that it was so big that it required a bulldozer to pull it out of the ground. Now it was Jack's turn. "Speaking of big things" he said, "When I was in France they were working on this huge kettle that was so big that when one of the welders riveting it together got lost they had to fly an 'aeroplane' over it to find him." Minot walked right into it. "What were they going to use a pot that big for?" he asked. " Why to cook that damn cabbage of yours in." Jack replied. Today great numbers of "story tellers" have been elected to political office and can be found in such places as Montpelier and Washington. I leave it to you to determine if they fit my definition of storytellers or are they something else? Palmetto, Florida August, 2000 Tweet
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