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Re: collecting in the future


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Posted by olgentdc on July 15, 2017 at 06:21:14 from (184.16.158.79):

In Reply to: Re: collecting in the future posted by Crazy Horse on July 15, 2017 at 05:26:15:

I DID ,,.. And i would Bet far more on this Forum Will Agree with Me ,,. That Is Why WE ARE HERE ,,. ..We Are a little Different than Most anyone out there in this throwaway world ,.. shux , i feel more secure or comfortable with letting any of the folx i have met on here rummage thru my shop ,have dinner and talk with my wife or even spend the nite in my house than some of the modern kids in my own EXTENDED family ...............notice i stated( extended )..My Kidz and GRAN Kids are Fine ..///// the problem with the scumthese daze with the liberalbent in their lilly livered back side is . "They put a price on Everything and A VALUE on NUTHIN ",until that liberalbent is realized to be acomplete farce and a social disease that it is. you can expect the standard of living to continue to decline for those that have conditiond themselves to accept such slavery ..///////// my gransons pal come by to visit , and i overheard the pal sayin to mikey,." your granpa is rich !,. he has all this land and cows and tractors , he must have a lot of money ", to which mikey says "no ,not so much money , just a lot to do all the time that gets ya dirty ",,.,. i had to smile and wonder what will hap;pen next generation ,,,. but i know one thing ,,. I AM RICH in more ways than just plain OL MOney..,i am blessed to have a good rural life style in the best country in the world defended by the best minds and warriors and i am proud to be a part of feeding this hungry world ,. and i am damproud of these United States of America


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