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JD seat on Survivor

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Poor Farm Jim

02-24-2001 12:30:57




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Did anyone else notice the JD seat when they were introducing farmer-teacher Rodger Bingham on the first episode of the new Survivor series TV show? It was obvious it was from a number series 2-cylinder, the back was weathered off. Probably between a 60 and 730. It was just over Rodger's left shoulder, and was all you could see of the tractor. Rodger seems like a really nice fella, anyone know him? He is from Crittenden, Kentucky. He's automatically my favorite, being a farmer; not that it's hard to root for a couple of the cute girls.

Jim

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BRIAN

02-25-2001 19:47:14




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 Re: JD seat on Survivor in reply to Poor Farm Jim, 02-24-2001 12:30:57  
I NOTICED THE SEAT AND I THOUGHT ABOUT TRYING TO REACH HIM TO SEE IF HE WOULD SELL. HE ONLY LIVES A LITTLE WAYS DOWN FROM WERE I LIVE IN LOUISVILLE KY.



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Grayboy

02-25-2001 06:42:33




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 Re: JD seat on Survivor in reply to Poor Farm Jim, 02-24-2001 12:30:57  
I had heard that there was someone from Kentucky on the show, but I didn't know he was from the same area that I am. Crittenden County and the county I live in join. I also have a brother-in-law named Bingham. I'll have to ask him if he knows him.



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Sam

02-25-2001 21:05:47




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 Re: Re: JD seat on Survivor in reply to Grayboy, 02-25-2001 06:42:33  
Rodger Bingham lives in northern Kentucky near Crittenden in Grant County Kentucky, Crittenden County is in the western part of the state.



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Grayboy

03-03-2001 15:44:50




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 Re: Re: Re: JD seat on Survivor in reply to Sam, 02-25-2001 21:05:47  
Most people here tell what county they are from, not the town. That is unless they are from one of the few larger cities are from the norhern part of the state, My mistake.



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