Posted by steve n carolyn on April 19, 2009 at 06:59:53 from (173.16.112.99):
In Reply to: O/T Whoops!! posted by Coloken on April 19, 2009 at 05:40:00:
Some of the stuff you come up with! I remember the cab on the IH. then the old arc welder w/the rats nest's in it....worked fine. Now this! Your family (extended) must wait around...... just to see what you'll do next! :roll: :lol:
Allen, do you even play the guitar?
Is there room in the cab to play this while you disc your fields?
Is this something to fight cabin fever? (95 degrees here today)
Are you hyperactive?
I wish you were my neighbor, I have some trees that need to be dug out cut up, firewood split, stacked, etc.
Besides doubling as Elvis at the local juke joint, what other projects are you working at this time.
There is a guy, by the handle of 'Sylvester' on the ACME (antique cat) forums that is always busy w/something. Reminds me of you. He's up there twords you and to the left (east).
Now, wouldn't it be kick, if this is someone famous' g-tar! What did you have to give for it anyway?
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