Wednesday, November 10, 2010
TURNAROUND IS FAIR PLAY
I pulled into a gas station the other day to fill up. I saw this fellow just standing there, so I went over to see if he needed some assistance. He just kept mumbling something about a trade. At first, I thought he was enamored with he new staff car which was gathering more than a few stares:He kept saying , "trade?" I told him the car was still in a trial period, so technically, it wasn't mine to trade. "No," he grumbled. "Not car, I trade you pumpkin for Manhattan." After considerable thought, I agreed. He has taken possession of Manhattan and I have a lovely pumpkin that will make several pies. I think I got the better of the deal.
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I think so, I love pumpkin pie ;)
ReplyDeleteNice shot,
Go back and see if he wants the Brooklyn Bridge! :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like he's still got the pumkin though.
ReplyDeleteNevertheless he looks a little sad about it!
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of fair trade and poetic justice...
ReplyDeleteDo they know about this in NYC?
:) I think you should write a book my friend!
ReplyDeleteI love your ideas!
Léia
Was that before or after the NYC marathon?
ReplyDeleteI think you should have gotten at least three pumpkins for Manhattan.
ReplyDeleteYes, and I have some oceanfront property in Arizona.......
ReplyDeleteMB
I don't know...I'd probably haggle for at least 2 pumpkins ;-)
ReplyDeleteWoW, B, you owned Manhattan? Neato! Heheheee
ReplyDeleteI have a bridge ...
ReplyDeleteYou are such a bandit B Squared!
ReplyDeleteGood trade! How do I get in on a similar deal?
ReplyDeleteThat must have been quite a pumpkin
ReplyDeleteYour posts are always so interesting... the things we pass by each day.
ReplyDelete)) I am hooked. I roll my reader's blogroll, see your name and think " so what another surprise did he prepared??" And you never disappoint.
ReplyDeleteYour posts make this smile. This one is no different. :)
ReplyDeletelooks chilled after the trade!
ReplyDeleteSo Manhattan is back to the hands of its former landowners?! :-)
ReplyDeletePoor fella. He got a raw deal!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the weekend - whatever the weather!
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So when you traded for Manhattan, was it a Kaiser Manhattan, and what does the Yugo think of this, pumpkin aside? The inquiring mind of «Louis la Vache» wants to know...
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