Posted by TimV on February 16, 2016 at 07:45:29 from (74.78.234.72):
In Reply to: Don't rake and text. posted by RayP(MI) on February 16, 2016 at 07:32:04:
Ha! Farmer neighbor was short of help one day 20 years ago. Needed someone to rake hay. Neighbor of his was a great guy, but always short of cash, mainly because any spare cash laying around got turned into 12-oz bottles as quickly as he could get to the local convenience store. Still, any port in a storm and with rain on the way, when he volunteered to help rake in return for enough liquid refreshment to stave off dehydration while he was doing it, he handed him a 12-pack and turned him loose. Farmer said later that the first windrows weren't TOO bad, but by the time he got to the middle of the field it would have broke a snake's back to follow them, and they ended up just driving the baler and wagon straight down the field, turning around, and going straight back, picking up whatever they could on each pass!
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