grandpa Love
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Maybe? She likes Deere...
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larry@stinescorner
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Is that Vanessa?
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grandpa Love
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Weather in Bama is hot and dry....
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grandpa Love
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Thanks for checking. We could have used some rain ,but not that mess
caterpillar guy
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She smokes too. blah
Moonlite37
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And in a short time she shall have the ability to make his life miserable, She is not a farmer's daughter
Kansas4010
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I'm betting both those machines are expensive, high maintenance, and have all types of bugs in their operating systems.
rockyridgefarm
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moonlite, What makes you assume she's not a farmer's daughter? She just got a tractor tattoo. I'd think that makes it more likely she's a farmers daughter. Also, what makes you assume that a farmer's daughter makes a girl better marriage material? I know some real spoiled brat farmer's daughters
But the smoking part is yuck
Bruce from Can.
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Can?t understand why people want to put graffiti on their otherwise unblemished skin. And smoking is yet another poor life choice. Sorry if I sound negative, but please explain any advantage that could possibly be achieved from either tat?s or smoke?s.
rockyridgefarm
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Bruce,
Well, smoking s purpose is to create profits to the corporations and their shareholders. Far as I am concerned, shareholders get some blame for anything the corporation does.
The tats thing is a lil muddier. Mostly they are for self expression. Some are also for in remembrance of someone who died. My mom had a small tat on her ankle as a tribute to my sister who died in infancy. I know people of all ages who have tats for parents or other loved ones who died. I don t particularly like tats but I surely don t overly judge anyone who has them. An over abundance of tats can indicate the person isn t very smart with money because they are EXPENSIVE.
rockyridgefarm
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I have a 1980 model that is worth twice her weight in gold. Maybe you just aren't much of a catch yourself.
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