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Re: 50 year old tractors and snotty rich guys
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Posted by RIVERRAT on January 27, 2004 at 10:27:43 from (170.215.211.35):
In Reply to: 50 year old tractors and snotty rich guys posted by Dave on January 26, 2004 at 17:48:16:
I need to add a point about my earlier reply after reading some that were saying not to knock a man down because he's doing well with money. I'm not knocking that, I'm knocking the piss-poor snobby attitudes that the majority of them seem to have. This is from my personal experience. I know a couple of local yokels who have no problems with money and are quite "comfortable" and are some of the most pleasant people you'll ever meet! So I realize the door swings both ways, but seems to stay open more to the bad attitudes. Unfortunately.
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