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The Irony Of It All
Brad Hollerbach

Logging Reality Shows Have Room For One More

Posted Wednesday, April 7, 2010, at 8:20 AM

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  • Holy Crap!!! I read everything you put on here. I really enjoy your writings, but I think you really thought to much about this one. Too funny.

    -- Posted by Security on Wed, Apr 7, 2010, at 12:22 AM
  • You don't know the half of it, Security. You ever try to convince a squirrel to put on a flannel shirt? Let me tell you, it's not fun and obviously from the photo I was unsuccessful.

    Thanks for reading.

    -- Posted by Brad_Hollerbach on Wed, Apr 7, 2010, at 8:28 AM
  • Brad, We enjoy those shows as well. Thank goodness one of them adds the words, I can't ever understand them when they speak.

    -- Posted by Turnip on Wed, Apr 7, 2010, at 9:08 AM
  • That is freakin' hilarious. I'd watch that show!

    -- Posted by honeybee on Thu, Apr 8, 2010, at 2:52 AM
  • Outstanding! Brad you should take a couple of your stories to the Swapping Ground Saturday at the Story Telling Festival. Last year there was a Duke Divinity School grad who was also a 5 time World Champion Liar, this story could easily compete with his material.

    Thanks for the first rate entertainment.

    Also, do you know how rare that elm tree is? Disease has taken so many of those trees. I thought the only ones left were in Central Park in NYC.

    -- Posted by IonU on Thu, Apr 8, 2010, at 9:41 AM
  • Your welcome, IonU.

    Yes, I realize our elm trees (we have two of the same age) are rare that they never succumbed to Dutch Elm disease and have so far avoided the Japanese beetles.

    We have also taken care of them, getting a tree trimmer (guy with a bucket truck, not a squirrel with a mini-chainsaw) in every 5 years or so to give them a haircut so they're not so top heavy. We think that helps.

    TFR

    -- Posted by Brad_Hollerbach on Thu, Apr 8, 2010, at 10:20 AM