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Re: Hey Allen 966!


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Posted by Sloroll on November 20, 2004 at 11:14:51 from (69.66.35.167):

In Reply to: Re: Hey Allen 966! posted by Allan in NE on November 20, 2004 at 05:56:48:

Well I am even more happy to hear that story. I applaud you and I have some one to emulate. I am lucky never had to declare bankrupcy but I came close and sold everything I had and at one point held down five part time jobs to pay everyone off. Saddest point of my life. I am 1 year 5 months from getting bankers off of my leg Their kinda like overly excited active dogs. Getting rid of bankers is a lot like trying to take off wet BVDs.
Nebraska Cowman... Where have I seen that name?? My limmited dealings with him have spurred high regards here. He has been good to me and I see he has time to slow down for children. I'm sure he is a good man. You are lucky to have found him.
There is nothing as right and visceraly good as living your dream even if you have to live a nightmare first. It'll be awhile before my wife understands my dream when I could make so much more money elsewhere. Once I am set here. I will move to the coutry again. My farm is 50 miles from me so it is once or twice a month at best. I will not sell it and all 100acres is free and clear. I need something closer and will look for it once that wet pair of undies is finaly out O my shorthairs.
Thanks for every thing Allan!
Bill
By the way got that F-30 OOooobaby. Aint Purdy like your 966 but She smells of perfume and looks like a NewYork runway model to me.


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