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Re: 806/M for Allan


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Posted by Harley on March 17, 2005 at 06:52:40 from (66.82.9.15):

In Reply to: Re: 806/M for Allan posted by Allan in NE on March 17, 2005 at 04:52:34:

Now how in the world did you know he'd do that? I just went down there this morning and he had it painted a "baby-diaper brown" cause he said that would blend in with the deserty color they have in our western states like the Dakotas, Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska, etc. what with the drought and all. He thought it would camaflage itself real well, and he painted the tractor, the wires, the front tires, the rims, and everything brown. I just don't know if the boy is gonna work out or not. About 5 times a day he shakes out this old fleabitten piece of carpet and shucks his shoes and kneels down on this thing and bows to the east like I would to Pamela Anderson, and it don't matter what he is doing at the time. For instance, we were dropping the block back in, I was guiding it down, Akmed was on the chainhoist, and what do you iknow, right in the middle of the whole thing, Akmed hits the floor and I got my thumb under the engine block. No amount of cussing, or references to his parentage could shake him loose to get my thumb out till he was done bowing and scraping. Can't seem to get any work out of him at all. Let ya know later how we're coming. :--[ Harley


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