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Re: OT: Would you hire someone to cut your grass?


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Posted by Mark - IN. on August 28, 2018 at 20:30:33 from (73.210.147.130):

In Reply to: OT: Would you hire someone to cut your grass? posted by Geo-TH,In on August 28, 2018 at 13:59:08:

I remember once taking a shot at some fella here a decade or two ago that paid $17,000 for a Deere 3010 or 3020. It truly was a good looking restoration as near as I could tell, but not worth the $17,000 that he paid for it and made it known. A fella here back then, Mark out of Texas that went by "TXBLU" because of his Ford and then "TXGRN" when he bought a 4230 as I recall that I always considered a friend to me on this board tore into me but good as a brother should and would and put me right in my place where I deserved. I truly deserved it because as Mark reminded me that it was that fella's money and what he did with his hard earned money was his business, not mine. For a moment I forgot my mother's golden rule, "If they don't put the food in your mouth, the roof over your head, or the money in your pocket, feed the mother ....... fish". She sometimes stood up and shouted that out at bars after we as a family drank a few too many and just before we got thrown out after she started another bar fight. I hope that all is well for Mark from Texas.

Every now and then I have to be humbled and put in my place because as a human I make mistakes. An old convict in a prison that I was doing some work in one of countless times asked me one time if I knew the difference between a convict and an inmate. I shrugged NO because I thought that they were the same. I was wrong and he let me know. A convict minds his own business and an inmate minds everyone else's business.

Mark


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