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Bill runs into his neighbor Fred at the local feed store. In conversation, Bill tells Fred, “I noticed that there back tire on yer truck is a mite bit low on tread.”
Fred replies back, “Ah, dat there tire has quite a few miles left da go.”
The men depart and finish up their business in town before heading back home. As Bill drives down the road, he comes upon Fred’s truck, rolled over on its side, off of the road.
Bills stops and surveys the situation. Fred appears okay, much of his cattle feed is scattered on the ground, and the suspected tire has blown nearly clean off of the rim.
Bill calmly asks Fred what has happened. With eyes growing bigger by the second, Fred excitedly tells him, “A vig jack rabbit nearly ran me self off this here road. Look vat he did to ma perfectly good tire.”
I appreciate you stopping to read another of these very short stories. If you missed my previous micro short stories, you can find them from the links below. Enjoy!
Hehehehehehe! 😂
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It is a pleasure to make you laugh. Thank you for reading.
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Love the hillbilly dialect. Gotta hunch ya gotta lotta Fred n Bill left in ya!
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Thank you Jan. My imagination went off on a tangent, but let’s hope my dialect stays Montana-like.
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🤣
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Therea many like Fred out there who leave things to the last minute.
A lesson here for all of us.
Ps, love Bill’s patience.
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Thank you for reading. You found the contrast between the two men. I am sure Bill’s tires are in great shape.
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🙂 I’m sure it is… 😊
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Humanity at it’s best. Blame game.
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So true! Some situations put us in very uncomfortable places. We always need to be held accountable.
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For sure. With accountability we never learn.:)
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Ashok, I appreciate your kindness. Both of us enjoy sharing our writing and photography gifts with others.
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Yes my friend. Thank you 🙏
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“Don’t put off until tomorrow…” and yet I do this all the time! (“It can last another day or two…”)
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So true John! We all have put things off until tomorrow, then OUCH!
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Funny!
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Wally, thanks for reading. I had a bit of fun with the dialogue as Fred sounds a bit “Norvegian” to me, but I am Danish on my Dad’s side.
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😂😂😂😂
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