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The courier was insistent. He’d lugged the six foot tall, massive cardboard box up our drive. The addressee, hadn’t answered. So the courier asked me to take in the huge package.

Claiming he’d driven many miles to deliver the monster parcel, anxiously I let him heave it into my garage, where it stood for days. Until my neighbour came round to collect it, with difficulty.

His wife had run off with another man, leaving her kids behind. But he told me the man had sent her back.

Their marriage was in pieces; the sound of his chainsaw later confirmed that.

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    Neville Hunt about 5 years ago

    Most of this is true... maybe 80%. But I sincerely hope it’s not 100%!

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    Jeff Taylor about 5 years ago

    So the other guy couldn't even be bothered to do some work himself? Surely he would've saved on postage??

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    Neville Hunt about 5 years ago

    Couldn’t wait to get rid of her... and there wasn’t enough room for a chainsaw in the hovel of a love nest they’d fled to. And he knew her husband was feeling saw!

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    Jamie Clapperton about 5 years ago

    Twisted but fun! ☺

  • avatar

    Neville Hunt about 5 years ago

    Thanks Jamie.

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    Neville Hunt about 5 years ago

    Thanks Drew...much of it is true!

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    Christopher about 5 years ago

    What a cut up! Really great, Neville (although, I'm a bit worried about your neighborhood now).

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    Peter Henderson about 5 years ago

    Fun but twisted. I'm guessing the chainsaw was in the box.

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    Neville Hunt about 5 years ago

    Thanks Peter. No, not the chainsaw...

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