The hay thing wasn't such a big deal and I can see where you are coming from to an extent..
What I was comparing, and you know it but just ignored it and skipped to the hay, was a radiator... Again, not important. Bottom line is, whether it's apples or oranges or little pink elephants... or young farmers, or, or, or...
You think your poo don't stink and you can impress/intimidate folks with your money, social position, or just your ego..... If all of that fails, you kick in the wounded vet wildcard, the spam story, or something else of the nature...
In your world it seems, if you agree with something and/or it happens to someone else, it's good business and the one that has issues with it is a fool.
If you don't agree, or it happens to you, it's crooked...
But hey..... You always manage to drum up some blind or like minded followers to set in the sidelines and say "yea, that's right"......
Takes all kinds to make the world complete tho... And I still like ya and some of your posts. But I won't bow for you..... And if I think you're full of it (or yourself), I won't hesitate to tell you. And I expect the same from you.
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