Posted by 01gentdc on August 09, 2015 at 21:55:19 from (50.127.28.52):
In Reply to: Not really impressed posted by oldtanker on August 09, 2015 at 17:21:43:
in my nearly 59yrs ,, durn little surprises me ,, and dang little impresses me , when it coms to the modern bul--cit that these yuppies waste come up with ,,. but maybe that's just me ,,. I am so impressed with the performance of my 40 yr old baler and 60 yr old tractor ,,. and I can fix them myself when sumthing needs attention ,, , in the last 20 yrs I have had no fewer than 10 computers and laptops ,, in the last 15 yrs I have had at least a dozen phones too ,,. none of that ,,junk holds up ,,. it simplyfails on its own ,,. the phone people call me by my 1st name when they see me , I am there that often ,. but I wont cut them any slack ,, told one one day ,, if I had a dollar for every dropt call , I would never have to pay a bill ...
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