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Letter: Girls buzzing with excitement over oil strike The view from the Pampered Angus Ranch Thought I'd comment on the new oil wells across from the Hunter Place section of the Pampered Angus Ranch. Well here goes. The girls are buzzing with excitement from all the extra activities of the last few days. It comes to mind a famous neighborhood lady who has a TINGLE when she is near oil. Maybe we need to get her out here to find it. Then the sinkhole dweller "Bud Mullins" might have some insight into this as well. I can be really bad and see if he will show up and give us some insight into his world and what might be flowing under. For those who don't remember ole Bud, he is the bogeyman who was brought out on occasion to make the neighborhood kids behave. He supposedly lives in a sinkhole and when summoned by parents would show up to take the bad children with him. Those children were Maury Moran and a small helpless little Miss Victoria who never did anything bad. These are just my thoughts on how we might find that big pool of oil. Others might go about it a bit more scientific and good luck to them with their method. If that doesn't work, plan B might be this. All joking aside, congratulations to all involved in the great Flatwoods oil boom. I will do my best to keep the girls calm from all the excitement. We might even have to summons up the big black bear that sometimes appears in the Flatwoods bottoms to guard the oil finds. -- Miss Victoria, spread boss of the Pampered Angus Ranch This story was posted on 2020-01-10 14:57:43
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