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darren Elliott

02-14-2002 08:03:58




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on my way to a ski hill in the north of southern ontario near barrie i saw just about 4 or so dark grey 9n's or 2n's.

The first one was in shelbourne, just nw of T.O then on our way back near arthur and in someone's yard..wow...people really own these things!!




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hah

02-14-2002 13:30:15




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 Re: 1....2.....3....4.....etc 9n's yesterday in reply to darren Elliott, 02-14-2002 08:03:58  
i am old enough to drive...but i was in the rear seat or the front passenger side at the time...



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ED-Illinois

02-14-2002 08:48:08




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 Re: 1....2.....3....4.....etc 9n's yesterday in reply to darren Elliott, 02-14-2002 08:03:58  
Hey Darren - are you old enough to drive yet? If not, this is a good time to practice your ford tractor rubbernecking technique.

Us older guys have had our experience with seeing a ford tractor on the side of the road, and keeping our eye on the tractor not the road.

Before you know it, you are craning your neck to see around the passenger side headrest and off in the distance you hear the moan of a car horn coming toward you.

Work on the darting method, where you dart your eyes back and forth between the road and the tractor.

Or try the coming and going method, where you drive with your periferal vision while looking at the tractor, until it is past your windshield, then fix on the rearview mirror driving again with your periferal vision, and watch the tractor shrink in the distance.

Then there is the, "honey, did you hear that?" method which is popular with the married guys. This technique requires a little acting ability. You must be able to convincingly portray a man who cares about his family's safety in the car.
At first site of a tractor, say something like, "shhh...did you hear that? I better pull over and check it out." Then you manage to pull over, just beyond the tractor. This allows you to raise the hood on the car, so passengers in the car don't see you, and look past the hood on the right or left at the tractor.

Stick with us and you will learn a lot young man!

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my method...Steveo

02-14-2002 12:49:27




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 Re: Re: 1....2.....3....4.....etc 9n's yesterday in reply to ED-Illinois, 02-14-2002 08:48:08  
Hilarious Ed! I often default to the "idiot driver" method, out of sheer awe, at seeing a tractor. You simply cram on the brakes, go (partially) onto the shoulder as you slow down while gazing intently out the side window (stopping completely on a busy road would be too dangerous). When you hear other drivers horns as they pass, you know you're far enough off the road. Safety tip: When using this method, a few well timed quick glances to the shoulder ahead will assure there's not another tractor aficianado travelling in front of you.

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Ken N Tx

02-14-2002 12:25:16




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 Re: Re: 1....2.....3....4.....etc 9n's yesterday in reply to ED-Illinois, 02-14-2002 08:48:08  
Ed you did a no no..... .....Just like we are not suppose to show a picture of the Zane Thang, we are not suppose to put other things in print!!! They could fall into the wrong hands!!! Ken



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ED-Illinois

02-14-2002 13:12:27




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 Re: Re: Re: 1....2.....3....4.....etc 9n's yesterday in reply to Ken N Tx, 02-14-2002 12:25:16  
well, my wife is conditioned - when she sees a ford tractor on the side of the road, she starts watching the road and plans how she might take control of the vehicle should I remain distracted too long.



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