Posted by Brent Zappe on April 19, 2018 at 08:41:27 from (104.192.88.66):
In Reply to: Trying to understand posted by Ellis Kinney on April 19, 2018 at 06:37:52:
You know I read this and I see that I am not the only person who dose this. Back when I was young and lived in a very big town I had tried dating girls. I did good if they did not come to my house I say. It was clean and very nice but the fact is I had tractor stuff all over the place. for years I had put like a dash to the JD 70 Diesel tractor in the living room all painted up look great. I even had converted a hay cart over to be a full sized bed in my room. I had a truck step side bed in my guest room made in to a full size bed. Girls hated it but man I liked it. When I sold my house and moved I had a yard sale man I sold every thing I made and guess what I had made a lot of money for it. I did not know I was before my it on this stuff. Yes that is right I am old now and still single ladies missed out on a good person like me.
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