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Farmall Parade and Box on a steer


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Posted by Alabama on October 09, 2001 at 07:44:15 from (205.174.143.2):

Ok strange Saturday. I got my M running real well, so I wanted to bush hog my 12 acres. The tractor and bush hog is about a foot to long for my trailer so I decided to drive the 10 miles to my land...right through town. I chose 8am Sat. morn to do this. All was going great. I got her up to full speed without a hitch. Things started to get strange when I was going through town. People started lining up on both sides of the road and waving and cheering. I politely waved back. I slowed her down a bit...and more people lined the street. I looked behind me and there was not a car in sight. There was nothing on the road at all but me. I thought it was strange that people felt compelled to wake up on a Saturday and watch a Farmall tractor make its debut appearance through town. I was grin'n from ear to ear just lov'n the crowds waves and cheers. It turned out to be a football homecoming parade I happened to sneak into...Pretty fun for me! Well, I got out to my land to see one of my neighbors steer running around with a cardboard box on its head, horns stick'n straight through. I felt bad for the steer (looked real funny) but after the good luck through town I wasn't about to test my luck on take'n a box off a steers head...


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