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Re: Square bales (light rant)


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Posted by B-maniac on July 16, 2013 at 17:19:30 from (97.92.50.160):

In Reply to: Re: Square bales (light rant) posted by Stumpy(NH) on July 16, 2013 at 14:25:53:

There are a few things they should have been told that maybe they weren't. Ya know ya might just meet the love of your life working side by side on the wagon with the good lookin neighbor gal! Ya know, there won't be many in high school wrestling that can beat ya! Oh, did I mention that girls kinda like a few muscles that actually show! Did I mention how good it feels to know that I had a part in making sure the neighbor had enough feed for his cattle for the winter and therefore could afford to feed and cloth his daughter (who you may eventually marry) to say nothing of the huge meals provided at supper time. You may even learn to operate a few more pieces of machinery in your life. We lived out so far that without a car we couldn't get a job "in town" if we wanted. Four boys on our farm and Dad rented us out to many neighbors and we got paid good and it was the only spending money we had. Our "allowance" was a house with heat and food and a bed and clothing and presents at Christmas time.Also , Dad didn't have to own a baler/elevator etc or a combine at first because he traded labor and everyone but uncle sam was happier for it. And you are correct in that most of the blame goes on parents who think their kids are too special to have to physical work like they did. I , for one, also believe that even tho we don't have a draft anymore, ALL kids should have to attend and pass 8 weeks of regular basic training at a military base right along with the regular enlisted people. Some of us had no choice, a lot of them needed it. There were 19 yr olds that couldn't run 100 yds!


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