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<p>[QUOTE="yourturntoloveit, post: 9590, member: 57"]I did get a bicycle for my 9th birthday. A couple of years later my sister got a bicycle. We would ride up our one-mile road to a small "settlement" where there was a drug store with a soda fountain. One time my bicycle started acting up on the way up the road. Luckily there was a bicycle repair shop so I "walked" my bicycle in there and asked the man if he could repair it. Knowing that everything costs money and thinking I didn't have enough to get it repaired, I asked the man if he would repair it while I rode back home on my sister's bike to get money out of my piggy bank.</p><p><br /></p><p>I told the man I could leave my sister there as "collateral."</p><p><br /></p><p>He had repaired my bike by the time I rode back up there with a little more money. My sister was sitting there happy as a clam eating an ice cream cone from the drug store soda fountain which either the man or another customer had bought for her while she sat there as "collateral."</p><p><br /></p><p>Does that tell you the kinds of words I grew up hearing Daddy say??????[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="yourturntoloveit, post: 9590, member: 57"]I did get a bicycle for my 9th birthday. A couple of years later my sister got a bicycle. We would ride up our one-mile road to a small "settlement" where there was a drug store with a soda fountain. One time my bicycle started acting up on the way up the road. Luckily there was a bicycle repair shop so I "walked" my bicycle in there and asked the man if he could repair it. Knowing that everything costs money and thinking I didn't have enough to get it repaired, I asked the man if he would repair it while I rode back home on my sister's bike to get money out of my piggy bank. I told the man I could leave my sister there as "collateral." He had repaired my bike by the time I rode back up there with a little more money. My sister was sitting there happy as a clam eating an ice cream cone from the drug store soda fountain which either the man or another customer had bought for her while she sat there as "collateral." Does that tell you the kinds of words I grew up hearing Daddy say??????[/QUOTE]
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