oh those were definately Mormans on their mission. :clap_1:Four cleancut sober white guys, about 20 years old, black pants and shoes, short sleeve white dress shirts, and a tie on a Saturday afternoon at the beach. Relatively uncommon clothing for spring breakers from Auburn.
If it looks like a duck...
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Oh, the shame
- Thread starter TreeFrog
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Well they could have been Amish or work at the Olive Garden....
True! TreeFrog, you weren't curious? I bet those kids could have told you something interesting. (And seeing that their hands were empty, what with giving you a push, it would have been safe to ask.
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TreeFrog
Beach Fanatic
True! TreeFrog, you weren't curious? I bet those kids could have told you something interesting. (And seeing that their hands were empty, what with giving you a push, it would have been safe to ask.
You know, they might have had something interesting and new to say. Somehow though, I suspect I already heard it some time ago.
It doesn't matter, once we got rolling we weren't going to stop until we got all the way to the pavement. And by then, they were 100 yards behind us. That's my story and I'm sticking with it.
You know, they might have had something interesting and new to say. Somehow though, I suspect I already heard it some time ago.
It doesn't matter, once we got rolling we weren't going to stop until we got all the way to the pavement. And by then, they were 100 yards behind us. That's my story and I'm sticking with it.
One of my favorite quotes! "That's my story and I'm sticking with it."
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RiverOtter
got any pics?
Got any pix 
TreeFrog
Beach Fanatic
Got any pix
That's a missed opportunity. I'd love to have one of the helpers pushing.
Ocean Lover
bean
You know, they might have had something interesting and new to say. Somehow though, I suspect I already heard it some time ago.
It doesn't matter, once we got rolling we weren't going to stop until we got all the way to the pavement. And by then, they were 100 yards behind us. That's my story and I'm sticking with it.
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