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Way OT: Hey glennster - Help with them Girls!

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kruser

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As I remember, you have semi-young and semi-old girls (your choice who's who) BUT since you have SOOOO much common experience - here's my question.

Got home last night and the wife and daughter were gone to Dog Class but wife had pulled the horse trailer out thru wet grass. Kinda mad after I got back from meeting at 8:30 BUT then they inform me that they went to to pickup a young pony (kinda nice but needed work).

Got a call late this afternoon and wife said she had placed an ad for their Pygmy Goats on Craigslist and they wanted them and the pony. Kinda wanted to keep the Pygmy Goats to clean up the brush and woods - just not where they were.

You're as close to Dear Abby as I know. SO - If she knows how to sell things on Craiglist, are my tractors in any Jeopardy (sp)? Inquiring mind.

Jim
 
Thanks for the laugh I need it right now, My wife is a tractor hater too. I'll Trade my current issuse for yours right now, but we would want our own problems back as soon as we saw them.
But thanks for making me smile I needed it.
 
Well I was going to say that would really get your goat. but in this case it seems someone else will get your goat.always wonded where that saying came, from now I know.
 
P.B.
Started out as a running "joke" - If you get another tractor, I'M getting another animal! Then our daughter chimed in and it's been downhill from there.
As James Howell says "And then the discussion began".

Hope You are doing OK

Jim
 
geez, ya know, i'd be kinda worried. once them wimmens figure out how ta rid of stuff, then they set their eyes on all the treasures a man accumulated over a life time. my wife is always complaining about all the junk i have accumulated over the years, got barns and garages full of stuff. i tell her its for when they have my estate auction. people will say " holy sh## where the heck did he get all that stuff!!"" course i do share treasures with fellow members of the "secret mens club in the woods". hauling a good used set of 13.6-38's firestone field and roads this weekend to arkansas for a buddy of mine's dad, had em laying in the barn keep a look out on i-55 saturday morning!!
btw kruser, next time yer up here, rustle the neighbors pigmy pigs, them darn critters are in everybodys soybeans!!!
 
Ya know I haven't really thought about it much , till this post came up, I wonder if it is in the air we breath My woman suddenly got the notion I got too much "junk " too

Must have heard it went up in price , maybe they are contemplating a massive shopping spree to bring up the economy.

My junk I know I'll need someday , spend many hours looking for something I know I have , saves me money for trips to town.
 
Not to worry- just pull the rotors from each distributor. Only serious collectors buy non-runners.
 
Around my house, all my stuff is junk cluttering the place up and all my wife's stuff is a priceless heirloom in storage. Every so often I hear clean your junk out and haul it to the dump. If I want to keep living, I avoid coming back about hauling off her junk too. (Besides she may take me up on it.) Go figure.

I'm in the process of piling it higher and deeper and reorganizing things to create the illusion of neatness and space. I even found a load that should go to the dump. Gotta stay one step ahead of the wife.
 
(quoted from post at 21:40:34 06/09/10) P.B.
Started out as a running "joke" - If you get another tractor, I'M getting another animal! Then our daughter chimed in and it's been downhill from there.
As James Howell says "And then the discussion began".

Hope You are doing OK

Jim
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That's a good way to look at it. My wife emailed a link to me today, it was another roan quarter horse........she has a soft spot for 'em. But I'll issue that ultimatum and see where that gets us..........heck, she's got lots of animals since I got my tractor! I have a few coming to me I'd say! :lol:
 
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