Posted by Old Harv on February 22, 2013 at 08:34:24 from (184.151.114.80):
In Reply to: OT,OT,IMO posted by pat sublett on February 22, 2013 at 07:06:29:
I agree with liking to come here to talk about things other than tractors. The fact that we all like old tractors bonds us together as if we were neighbours. In my opinion this forum is the modern day general store where we can talk with friends we trust about anything. Why would I ask some clown from a big city about my problems? We won't understand each other anyway. Even if some of you live in a city now you are still farmers at heart. Yes, we should avoid too much politics, but why can't we discuss our health issues? If we die our hobby goes with us, so it's part of keeping our hobby alive. I trust another farmer or tractor enthusiast about my health much more than some heath nut who would stay on a site about medical issues. For example, prostate trouble will kill all men sooner or later if something else doesn't kill them first, so I've been told. New Liskeard Northeastern Ontario
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