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Mike Burdick

12-06-2004 14:49:08

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Hey, this category if fun to read! I�ve been looking at this forum for about a year now but have only visited the specific category that pertained to the type of tractor I had. Gosh�not only is this section informative but entertaining as well! You all have great senses of humor!

Take care everyone and have a happy Holiday!

- Mike

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txblu....what humor?

12-07-2004 07:16:10

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Re: I just discovered this category... in reply to Mike Burdick, 12-06-2004 14:49:08

What humor Mike!!! I'm dead serious and hate all these guys. I only visit this site to harass them..... LMAO (For newbies, that translates to Laughin My Posteria Off).

Mark

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Paul in Mich

12-06-2004 17:20:30

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Re: I just discovered this category... in reply to Mike Burdick, 12-06-2004 14:49:08

Mike, If you think this category is great now, just wait till someone starts a post that invokes political opinion, then sit back and scratch your head at the limits old geezers will go to to make an argument. Some pre election discussions would make Hannity and Colmbs seem like blood brothers. Thankfully, (I guess) things have toned down considerably since then as predicted.

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Yo, Paul in Mich

12-06-2004 18:13:22

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Re: I just discovered this category... in reply to Paul in Mich, 12-06-2004 17:20:30

O, so youz wanna talk pol-ee-ticks, do ya? U tryin ta start anuther scrap? Huh, HUH!!! U shure u wanna go 'round wit me? Y, I oughta... oh wait, you were one of the good guys. Never mind all the gibberish.

Have a nice day,

Dug

PS Welcome aboard, Mike. We're a sorry lot for the most part, but we sure do have some fun and we welcome Political posts. In fact we perfer to have at least one a day.

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Paul in Mich

12-07-2004 06:30:06

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Re: I just discovered this category... in reply to Yo, Paul in Mich, 12-06-2004 18:13:22

Dug, I"m sure there are more than a few guys here who would hotly dispute the validity of that "Good Guy" ribbon you"re trying to pin on my chest. Who knows, there may even be a "Swift Tractors Vets for Truth" orginization out there somewhere.

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37 chief

12-06-2004 17:49:27

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Re: I just discovered this category... in reply to Paul in Mich, 12-06-2004 17:20:30

I am old but I don't know if I am a geezer yet. How old do you have to be before you are a geezer? Pay attention to the old people in your life before they are gone.

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Mike (WA)

12-07-2004 10:48:50

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Re: I just discovered this category... in reply to 37 chief, 12-06-2004 17:49:27

I hate to bring up all the complications that will now ensue if we try to fit "codger" into the "geezer/ coot" hierarchy. . .

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Sloroll

12-07-2004 11:39:24

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Re: I just discovered this category... in reply to Mike (WA), 12-07-2004 10:48:50

No problem really Both Geezer and Coot can be a Codger! A codger is the fellow in front of you at McDonalds asking for a bucket O chicken. He can't read the menu board and occasionaly drives around with his right turn signal on. Some Geezers fall into this catagory as do some Coots. Coots at Mcicky Ds are generally there with family on Sundays and Codgers are on their way to a sunny state for the winter. They don't have anything but KFC in their home town and believe anyplace with a drive up window has chicken including banks.

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Paul in Mich

12-07-2004 04:56:27

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Re: I just discovered this category... in reply to 37 chief, 12-06-2004 17:49:27

Chief, My grandkids thought I was a "geezer" by the time I was in my early 40"s. Its been downhill ever since, and I"m 65 now. My son once asked me if there were lots of Indians around when I was a little boy. That was in 1965 and I must have looked like a geezer to him by that time and I was only 25 then.

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Stan - Florida1

12-06-2004 18:33:58

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Re: I just discovered this category... in reply to 37 chief, 12-06-2004 17:49:27

37 Chief,

I'd guess, from your handle, that you were born in 1937...a he__ of a good year, I would say. I live in Florida (for the last 27 years) and have learned a few new terms. One is "Early Codgerdom" and another is "Early Geezerdom".

There's also a term..."Creakies". These are folks who creak when they walk amd have nowhere to go and all day to get there. I'm not there yet, but I sure hope to get there one of these days.

Stan

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37 chief

12-06-2004 19:35:35

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Re: I just discovered this category... in reply to Stan - Florida1, 12-06-2004 18:33:58

Actullly I was born in 42, when I needed a password I used my 1937 Indian chief motorcycle. Stan in Calif

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rustyj14

12-16-2004 12:51:28

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Re: I just discovered this category... in reply to 37 chief, 12-06-2004 19:35:35

Well, mentioning a '37 Indian Chief, i guess i'm an old codger, since i had a 1936 Indian Chief, which i bought in 1947, and rode it for 3 years, until i got married, which put the "kebosh" on the bike, and i didn't get another one until 1982, after the house was paid for, and the wife got her swimming pool! I had to get a Honda-matic, since i couldn't work the foot shift with my wooden foot, (a consequence of WW II). Now, at the age of 80, i'm toying with the idea of selling it! I say that every winter, but when spring comes, in goes the battery, i drain the old gas out of the carbs, start it up, and go riding! I'm the oldest guy attending the night-time rallies around here!I don't want to quit, but some dreamy gal may make me quit when she hammers into me at a traffic light, or takes her half of the road out of the middle! by: RJ

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Sloroll

12-06-2004 22:45:29

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Re: I just discovered this category... in reply to 37 chief, 12-06-2004 19:35:35

OOOOooooo ooooo hhhhh 37 Chief..... ... Beautiful bike!!!!! !! Trade you my rascle!!

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Sloroll

12-06-2004 18:02:14

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Re: I just discovered this category... in reply to 37 chief, 12-06-2004 17:49:27

You are a Geezer up to the point when you are a Coot. You know you are a Coot when you can't spell Geaser.

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txblu...cute

12-07-2004 07:17:18

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Re: I just discovered this category... in reply to Sloroll, 12-06-2004 18:02:14

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Dug

12-06-2004 18:28:40

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Re: I just discovered this category... in reply to Sloroll, 12-06-2004 18:02:14

In an attempt to avert any argument or fight pending on the definition of "geezer" or "coot", let me set the record straight.

Oxford defines "geezer" (spelled "geezer") as an old man. However, and much to my dismay, "coot" (spelled "coot") is defined as a stupid person. Therefore, by taking liberty with the age by which the AARP allows membership into their group, one could deduce a geezer is a man age 55 and over. Continuing to follow the definitions as outlined by Oxford, once a geezer has lost the ability to correctly spell "geezer" they automatically become a coot. Soooo, not to point fingers, Sloroll, but how did you spell "geezer" on your second attempt? Could we have just witnessed an old geezer becoming a coot right before our very eyes?

Have a good one,

Dug

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Sloroll

12-06-2004 18:34:38

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Re: I just discovered this category... in reply to Dug, 12-06-2004 18:28:40

Huh? Got my rascle in reverse. Now what were the question?

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Dug

12-06-2004 19:36:54

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Re: I just discovered this category... in reply to Sloroll, 12-06-2004 18:34:38

Sloroll sez, "Got my rascle in reverse."

Dug replies, My rascal's in nuetral, been there for quite some time. Lets see, I've been married about 9 years, yep, been in nuetral 8 1/2 years. Kinda makes me feel like a coot for getting married in the first place.

Dug

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Sloroll

12-06-2004 22:48:09

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Re: I just discovered this category... in reply to Dug, 12-06-2004 19:36:54

My vows went much the same " Do you coot take..."

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Sloroll

12-06-2004 15:25:07

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Re: I just discovered this category... in reply to Mike Burdick, 12-06-2004 14:49:08

Sure hope you have an opinion on exhaust flapper klinkers!! : ?) Welcome aboard!

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Allan in NE

12-06-2004 14:52:44

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Re: I just discovered this category... in reply to Mike Burdick, 12-06-2004 14:49:08

Hi Mike,

Oh sure, ya gotta got thru here first before you can go to the back rooms which host the happy hour! :>)

Later Dude

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