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Posted by Loren-MN on February 15, 2005 at 12:53:51 from (4.247.197.173):
In Reply to: Let's call a spade a spade posted by M H Man on February 14, 2005 at 19:58:11:
A spade is not always a spade. In some parts of this world in might be called a shovel. My point is different implements go by different names depending on where you are located. Bush Hog? Oh ya, that's the rotary mower I hook behind the Ford to mow the road ditch. "Drag Harrow"? Let's see, in my part of the country, it could be a disk, a digger, or a drag. MidWesterners tend to keep things simple and easy to understand. Another example, is it a "wheatland" or a "standard" meaning standard fix tread. You see, spades aren't always spades.
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