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It aint Farmall disease
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Posted by Tim on February 20, 2000 at 10:31:28 from (206.231.110.17):
This has gotten out of hand. It aint a disease at all. To suggest so can be nothing more than a conspiracy by the women-folk to undermine man's natural desire to cultivate, document, and preserve our heritage of being the leaders of the world-wide mechanical and agricultural revolution that our fathers and forefathers fought and won. As for the guy who spends time with his tractor, I say it's not a disease, it actually therapy to counter the stresses of real life. Besides, Would your wife rather you be working on the old 'binder with a couple of buddies or chasing something hanging onto a bar stool?
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