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Re: I Do Not Believe
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on April 13, 2006 at 05:33:04 from (209.226.247.41):
In Reply to: Re: I Do Not Believe posted by brainerd dave on April 13, 2006 at 04:43:08:
dave: your absolutely correct, there can't be a single item on a Farmall H untouched in those archives. Why I've even seen the same question on an H in 3 different threads on the 10 or 12 pages of of exposed discussion at given times in the past. They sure know how to wear out the fingers of those giving advice. I will admit those archives can be a bit trying, same subject can get a lot of different titles. But then, the whole internet system is that way. It just proves we don't speak a common language. I was on google awhile back looking for info on Switchgrass, native grass of 60% of North America. How could one ever imagine there could be 60,000 entries. I did print what I considered to be a complete scientific anaylsis of this plant and have it all on 3 pages. How could 60,000 entries write something different and astounding about Switchgrass. They don't, it covers every grass known to man, yes even whacky tobacco. Even covers much of the legume family. There were even stories about social welfare, you name it, it was in there.
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