Southern Planter
Well-Known Member
After you guys warned me to get the mud lugs out of the peach basket I laid awake late at night dreaming up a suitable curing contraption to impress the forum. My wife's cookie racks were out of the question, so the next morning I went to the barn for inspiration.
There it was, an iron monoxide multifilamented rectangular amoniumdezinced frameulator. The poisonous galvanic zinc had been removed by long aging and pickling in bovine excrement.
The frameulator (patent pending) is laid on the upcurrant airulator (formerly a lawn tractor trailer converted from a garden cart), and the mudlugs are cured by laying on top.
Next to it on the right is a priming table, (formerly a garden tractor) with a nice convenient bus seat in the rear.
Here is a picture:

There it was, an iron monoxide multifilamented rectangular amoniumdezinced frameulator. The poisonous galvanic zinc had been removed by long aging and pickling in bovine excrement.
The frameulator (patent pending) is laid on the upcurrant airulator (formerly a lawn tractor trailer converted from a garden cart), and the mudlugs are cured by laying on top.
Next to it on the right is a priming table, (formerly a garden tractor) with a nice convenient bus seat in the rear.
Here is a picture:
