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Re: OT: Watching over the fence!
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Posted by Dave from MN on May 23, 2006 at 10:50:52 from (65.126.171.162):
In Reply to: OT: Watching over the fence! posted by Rauville on May 23, 2006 at 09:08:23:
Pull it out and put a "Paid For" sign on her and go to town proud. We live in a society that people feel having the biggest, baddest , and newest puts them higher on the pedestal. Then again the guy may be farming right and making good profits and is just as financially secure as some of us. Hats off to both of you then. The new trend around here is getting sons/daughters NEW vehicles when they get there license. Not ma and pa's , their own! sets em in that lifestyle the rest of their lives. I cant imagine living without cash in the bank and owning only about 10% of what you have. To each his own.
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