Posted by showcrop on January 21, 2022 at 14:50:41 from (75.68.37.174):
In Reply to: Poofed? posted by rrman61 on January 21, 2022 at 09:48:08:
Red for life, It appears to me that there are very few of us anymore who care about how much off topic posting there is here. There is one fella who posts a lot more than anyone else here and very little of what he posts about has anything to do with tractors or farming or even country life. He posts just as much on tractor talk as on tales. He was gone for a year or so but them came back posting three times as much as he used to. He doesn't bother me because I learned pretty soon to just take a quick peek over to see who the poster is before I click on something that could go either way. I almost never look at his posts because I know that they don't interest me, but I have noticed that some of his posts get a whole lot of looks. It must be that the citiots and millenials are taking over here to be interested in all that drivel. Why not just watch soap operas on TV if they even still have them?
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