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by Gary E. Andrews - 07/24/26 08:58 PM
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Any of you guys ever check your wife for ticks? I have, many times. We did a lot of camping early in our "courtin'" days, it was a wonderful, necessary excuse to be very intimate. If a new bride was a shy little wildflower, as my baby was, she'd want to turn out the lantern and snuggle in the sleeping bag. As youngsters, lots of ladies are teasers while us guys are explorers.
"Come on, baby," I'd frown, looking for excuses, "it's warm under this sleeping bag."
Brad Paisley's "Ticks." It made me laugh and it made me remember. What a great song! Hey Mike D - For Real?
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