Posted by Hobo,NC on January 26, 2009 at 19:37:19 from (75.89.251.228):
In Reply to: what happened to old? posted by poorfarmall1 on January 26, 2009 at 16:04:47:
Took his ball and ran home last time I seen'em,,, make 100,000 post and repeated 90% of whats just been said surly you gotta learn to live with the heat,,, I questioned him a week ago over his way to check a coil,,, must have stumped him he tried to wiggle out of it but just could not admit he was dead wrong,,, I really don't need his ball I have my own to play with,,, I am sure others git disgusted and lay low are just live with it till they can chifer the deal out,,, may-B hes out of beer and can not function at this time,,, dunno,,,, his military training should pull him thru
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