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when i was a 16 yr old ten, i found a small plot of pot plants about 3.5 high. i figured they were a invasive plant so i removed them from behind the bbq horsefarm on kuser rd. i thought i better dispose of them so i took them home and let them dry out hanging. then i decided i better get rid of them so i used them the rest of the summer to keep the skeeters away. man, that was a great mellow summer with the munchies [rofl][rofl][smoke][smoke][smoke][smoke][smoke][smoke][smoke][smoke][smoke][smoke][smoke][smoke][smoke][smoke][smoke][smoke][smoke][smoke][smoke][smoke][smoke][smoke]
 
A blowup doll with the guy still with it, along with some copies of Playboy, and Penthouse. Think he was as surprised as I was when I came around a bend in a sand road in the pines. When I came back he was gone, but his girl was still there on a sheet. My brother who was with me got rid of the damn thing in a briar patch nearby.

Another brother was hunting in a nearby piece (at a time, and had two devil worshippers (bare ass) dancing around a group of candles placed in a circle or is the correct word a pantgram? Any way you get the idea.[hihi][hihi]
 
Years ago in assunpink i pulled up to boat launch and seen a guy pounding his girl against car he waved and carried on i laughed and went to the other launch or same area a year before watched a hot chick pull up on side of road another car pulls up she gets in with the guy later i pull into parking area and they were in bed of truck she smiled and continued on
 
JJ ED this is for you


Crash of Air Guard Jet Starts Pine Barrens Fire
Published: June 19, 1986


A New Jersey Air National Guard jet fighter crashed in a remote section of the Pine Barrens in Burlington County yesterday, starting a fire that scorched at least 90 acres of woodland. The two fliers aboard ejected safely before the crash and were reported to have sustained minor injuries.

The plane, an F-4E Phantom of the Guard's 108th Tactical Fighter Wing, went down in a heavily wooded area southeast of Chatsworth, N.J., at 4 P.M. while on a training mission from McGuire Air Force Base, 20 miles to the north. It exploded upon impact in a region of scrub pine, part of the preserve that covers one million acres in southern New Jersey.

The resulting fire was brought under control in about two hours.

The pilot, First Lieut. Benjamin J. Zerbey, 29 years old, of Florence, and the flight systems operator, First Lieut. Michael L. Cunniff, 29, of Cedar Grove, were rescued by a state police helicopter and taken to Walson Hospital at Fort Dix. Lieutenant Cunniff was reported to have sustained a shoulder separation and possible broken arm. The hospital said both men were being held for observation.
 
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