Geron Kees
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Brad is undoubtedly known far and wide, as is his dad. That stuff runs in families, it seems.
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Shhh! No telling!
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Hey! Are you reading over my shoulder!?!
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Isn't it? AND that they were not so different from you, after all!
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Those things have been outlawed at every function but picnics, and even there, people are embarrassed to use them!
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Sigh. I never will get the last word with you, will I?
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Was that Brad, or just a very large chicken?
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Haha! Oh, the guys have no grudge against you! You're quite safe!
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He gets a mention in the next story, if there is one!
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Yep, you were spot-on with that one. Someone surely recorded the interview, and YouTube is just a laptop away...
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Yep. And, as someone pointed out, that interview will surely get posted on YouTube at some point. Brad could go viral and have to stay under his bed for the next five years!
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Be fun to have a local legend like that around, I think. That's the nice thing about small towns - there can still be legends. Thanks for stopping by!
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Anyone with a little sense would have seen immediately that something screwy was going on. But there is always a portion of every crowd ready to believe in the most outlandish things. That what they were seeing was really a ghost or something supernatural seems unrealistic, but some people just let their imaginations drive the bus. Kelly's dad was able to see the 'man behind the curtain', so to speak. He just wasn't sure who it was...at first.
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I guess I've been lucky - I have been finding things out about my parents for years. I was only in my early twenties when I realized they were people like everyone else. Well...more or less!
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You are far less likely to run your car into someone else's after smoking a joint than you are after drinking a six-pack. I haven't smoked anything since I was a teen, and don't miss it at all. But I sure remember it! If anything, you are more likely to get a ticket for impeding traffic after a joint. Twenty-five in a fifty zone? What's that matter with you, buddy?!
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Thank you, too!
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We were tired. Not just from the physical exertion of all that climbing about and lugging things, but from several hours of operating under a load of adrenaline, heat, and worry that things would go wrong. The release we got when we arrived back at the shack, with the feeling that we had pulled this off and not been caught, was enormous. We danced around gleefully, then threw our clothing off and went skinny-dipping in the river, the cold waters doing much to remove not just the coating of sweat
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Makes sense to me. Can't have the 'decent folks' getting their hands dirty!
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I didn't know you lived in the south! I also didn't know that DOH was still in syndication. I stand corrected. I have a grudge against that show, for wrecking as many as 300 1968 and 1969 Dodge Chargers. The producers of the show totaled an average of two Chargers per episode! Criminal!
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Ouch! No feather jokes! I debated on who to have near the podium when the feathers went off, and didn't see any reason to get anymore folk that I got. Fortunately, Joey picked up on that!
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Now, don't you get started!
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Hmm. YouTube, huh? Say, you ought to be writing!
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Thanks! I think!
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Get out from under Steve Spielberg's bed and you won't hear it anymore!
