larry@stinescorner
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If old wrote a book of his life experiences I would buy a copy. How many of you guys and gals would buy one. Please leave a post if you would be interested.
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Anonymous-0
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Only if it had good pictures and large type and less than $20
BDT in Minnesota
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I'm going to wait for the movie! I would enjoy watching Old's Allis Speed-Patrol and that nice old B John Deere..
larry@stinescorner
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ya never know he might be keeping some even better stuff for the book!!!
hoof print
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I buy it! Bet someone could learn a thing or two from it.
Anonymous-0
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I just could not help my self Ok
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I will buy a book if old will have chapter 1 THE OPPOSSEM HUNT
And chapter 2. THE COON HUNT.
And the title should be
HOW THEY GOT AWAY.
JR.Frye
old
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Well that is funny because the other day if you remember the Co-pilot I had on that W-Speed patrol my wife took a short video of him but we do not know how to put it on the net
old
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Sure there would have top be a center fold. May a tractor of a horse or a duck or a goose who knows maybe even a female cat
larry@stinescorner
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when he does shoot one he can write a cookbook . That would be interesting also.
old
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Well wish I could say another bit the dust but he got away again tonight and I locked my self out of the house to boot. Had to knock on the door to get my wife to let me in. And picture this well maybe not me out on the porch in a bath rob and it is 15 degrees out holding a 44mg.
Anonymous-0
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Fortunate indeed that you two were on good terms,
John Harmon
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My Cousin Old [My cousin vinnie ,if you've seen the movie you'll relate]
larry@stinescorner
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that could be a chapter!!! what do you think J.R. frye?????
Sorry old, just poking a little fun at you for the next chapter...
Chapter 4 Groundhogs Day.
You have to see the movie understand my comments. You keep reliving the same day over and over.
1. Go to porch.
2. Shoot at animal (insert possum or raccoon)
3. See it walk away.
4. Go back to porch 1 hour later.
5. Back to step 2.
Repeat steps 1-5 day over and over....
Chapter 5. Post an idea on here for my blade to help me dig out of the 1 foot of snow we got last night here in Michigan.
Rick
Chapter 4 Groundhogs Day.
You have to see the movie understand my comments. You keep reliving the same day over and over.
1. Go to porch.
2. Shoot at animal (insert possum or raccoon)
3. See it walk away.
4. Go back to porch 1 hour later.
5. Back to step 2.
Repeat steps 1-5 day over and over....
Chapter 5. Post an idea on here for my blade to help me dig out of the 1 foot of snow we got last night here in Michigan.
Rick
old
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- Camdenton Missouri
All depends on what you have to push that blade. I have lots of ideas and I know at least one will work since I have it on my 841 ford right now. Here the picture it will move 24 inches of snow one pass you your done unless you want it wider then 8.5 foot
old
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- Camdenton Missouri
Well if you know how to weld and can find some steel wled your self up one its not all that hard other then figuring out the V part that is and that let me tell you was fun. Sure wish I could remember how I did it LOL
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