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Re: Hay question
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Posted by rrlund on June 06, 2007 at 06:38:09 from (216.46.211.16):
In Reply to: Re: Hay question posted by Field Boss Driver on June 05, 2007 at 23:34:48:
I won't touch that white trash comment,but some are a$$holes for sure. Had a neighbor who moved here from God knows where,bought some horses and starved them to the point that they ate the board fence. He wanted to buy a couple of round bales from me. I had some outside and some in the barn,but to be a nice guy I got two out of the barn for him. I stack them on end and one was the bottom bale.When I got it to his trailer,the useless shmuck had the balls to say "can you get me a different one,that one has dirt on it"!!! That was several years ago and I still have an uncontrolable urge to punch the jacka$$ everytime I see him.
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