Gene Kirschbaum

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Gene Kirschbaum

Gene Kirschbaum grew up in Beaver Dam, which for years was known by its welcoming sign: "The Home of 14,000 Busy Beavers." After high school, Gene climbed telephone poles, worked f...lihat lebih banyakGene Kirschbaum grew up in Beaver Dam, which for years was known by its welcoming sign: "The Home of 14,000 Busy Beavers." After high school, Gene climbed telephone poles, worked for a crop duster, sailed aboard an ocean-going high school, flew on F-111's, and served as an Air Force JAG. Retiring back to Beaver Dam, Gene still does a little legal work, writes a column for LocaLeben Magazine (Stump the Beaver) and he puts clothes on a wooden beaver almost every Sunday morning. One day, while he was dressing up the Beav, a flashy lady with long blonde hair in a VW convertible enquired: "Hey, when you were a little boy, did you play with dolls?" Gene is still trying to think of a more appropriate response than the one he uttered that Sabbath morning.lihat lebih sedikit