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Posted by IA Roy on October 03, 2006 at 10:19:17 from (206.156.242.82):
In Reply to: Inconsiderate? Farmers posted by IA Roy on October 02, 2006 at 20:19:21:
Sorry I stepped on so many toes. I do not drive a Beemer but an old Escort pushing 200,000 miles. I was brought up on a grain and livestock farm and respect a high percentage of farmers. I know where food comes from. I don"t complain about the hog farmers spreading manure or the spring tillage well into the night or the harvesting round the clock. I feel that it is a tradeoff to living in the country. It is a fact of rural life. I try to be considerate and ask others to do the same. I work for a manufacturing company that makes oversize vehicles that are required to be hauled by special permitted haulers. I worked for another manufacturer for the last 15 years making livestock equipment. I am glad that some of you regulars have the courage to side with me. I am sorry a few of you have so much hate for my kind! Like I said try to be courteous and maybe it will come back to you.
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