Posted by Texasmark1 on May 18, 2012 at 13:55:03 from (67.142.175.22):
In Reply to: steeples or staples posted by Southern Ray on May 18, 2012 at 12:17:50:
I have fun too using words like havin rather than having and gonna rather than going to and all that fun stuff. I guess if you are going to answer a post with a professional answer you need to sound like a professional, not a hick out of the back woods...........but geez, that would spoil all the fun.
And yes steeples are atop buildings and the fluid pressure systems that tractors and other equipment use to do work is via HYDRAULICS, NOT HYDROLICS..................I don't put this into the category of fun, just an annoyance and when I see a title as such, I just move on. My choice, my potential assistance, or lack thereof.
Have a safe Memorial Day and I am a Viet Nam Era Vet, 9 years in USAF and proud to serve my country......but have a problem with politicians that put us in harms way for political gain.....one reason I got out before my second assignment to SEA came into being.
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