"that is why some of us are hollering at Mike"...that's a good way to put it! "Hollering at", nothing mean-spirited intended from anyone I'm sure, just good old-fashioned "hollering at".
I'll bet a dime to a donut there's not a person on this board who didn't get "hollered at" when they were new to tractors and appeared to be doing something risky. Most of the time the hollerer was a parent or grandparent and what they were doing was basically their way of showing concern for our safety and helping us learn, nothing more. Same as what's going on in this thread, but instead of actual family members doing the hollering, it's Mike's "internet family" doing it, simply because they're concerned and don't want to read another one of those "prayers needed" posts for someone doing something that shouldn't have been done. Please don't take offense Mike, these crusty ol' buggers are just looking after ya in their own way.
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