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Les...fortunate

05-19-2004 05:03:22

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have something like this waiting for you when you die?

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Randy SE-MN

05-21-2004 07:38:29

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Re: How many of you in reply to Les...fortunate, 05-19-2004 05:03:22

It sure gives a new meaning to "die-hard IH man".

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old rusty farmall

05-20-2004 08:19:52

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Re: How many of you in reply to Les...fortunate, 05-19-2004 05:03:22

You know there a mesage here.. just give me some time to find it...

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Gary_N_WV

05-19-2004 20:00:11

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Re: How many of you in reply to Les...fortunate, 05-19-2004 05:03:22

I've seen Farmall Mailboxes at Tractor Supply.....in what section of the store do they keep these?.....grin!

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Mike Schotte

05-19-2004 17:04:17

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Re: How many of you in reply to Les...fortunate, 05-19-2004 05:03:22

Hey Les,

Does the "H" on the side of the casket mean he's going to the hot place?? (grin)

If I put "SC" on mine... maybe that would stand for "Silver Cloud" (just kidding)

-Schotte

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Wardner

05-19-2004 10:54:59

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Re: How many of you in reply to Les...fortunate, 05-19-2004 05:03:22

I suppose it is safe to say that
a deceased John Deere guy "wouldn't
be cought dead" in such a box.

Considering all the product lines
that IH had, it is a wonder that they
never marketed coffins. Just think of all the dead farmers who would be proud to be buried
in a shiny new red coffin. The funeral
director could even spray the fabric with IH branded "new tractor smell" from an aerosol can.
It does sound heavenly.

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bob

05-19-2004 07:02:37

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Re: How many of you in reply to Les...fortunate, 05-19-2004 05:03:22

Now the way I heard it is this fella had a wife who always complained about his tractor collectin', and that's where he stuck her....

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nebraska cowman

05-19-2004 07:02:32

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Re: How many of you in reply to Les...fortunate, 05-19-2004 05:03:22

That's real nice but I don't plan on taking my body with me when I leave this earth. I have left instruction for my remains to be cremated and the ashes throwed out in the pasture.

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Wardner

05-19-2004 12:49:35

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Re: Re: How many of you in reply to nebraska cowman, 05-19-2004 07:02:32

I was thinking of doing something similar. I am going to have the metal recycler bring over a hammar mill and then have him spread the metal frags over the front lawn. This will give my great grandkids lots of little
tokens to remember me by.

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CNKS

05-19-2004 06:04:31

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Re: How many of you in reply to Les...fortunate, 05-19-2004 05:03:22

If that's what the person wanted, then it's fine; now if he was buried with his tractor, perhaps that's a little much.

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Paul in Mich

05-19-2004 06:42:36

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Re: Re: How many of you in reply to CNKS, 05-19-2004 06:04:31

CNKS, The old addage, "You cant't take it with you", in some cased needs to be rewritten to say, "You mustn't take it with you", should a person request to be burried with his tractor. There are, however a few tractors that would be best served if they were burried somewhere. I gotta give kudos to the guy who would choose to be burried in a Model "H" casket in 2150 red oak.

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Ted

05-19-2004 05:57:50

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Re: How many of you in reply to Les...fortunate, 05-19-2004 05:03:22

We all are a little obsessed with our tractors but that person went over the edge.

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Russ

05-19-2004 16:30:50

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Re: Re: How many of you in reply to Ted, 05-19-2004 05:57:50

Cass Kitt; A LITTLE GAUDY FOR MOST HUMBLE FARMERS I SHOULD THINK. MAYBE A CREMATION WITH A CUSTOM URN OR MARBLE BOX. OR MAYBE A BASIC URN WITH A KEY TAUB WITH THE TRACTOR SYMBOL OF CHOICE.
IN KEEPING WITH HUMBLE BEGINNINGS. THE BIG GUY IS GONNA MAKE THE IMPORTANT DECISION THE WAY I READ IT.

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