Posted by flying belgian on July 14, 2019 at 10:22:18 from (216.114.241.236):
In Reply to: Today's Funny posted by Jon f mn on July 14, 2019 at 05:12:49:
I have a neighbor who begs me to cut and bale his pasture hay for him. 2 horses are running in pasture. Got to go through double gates that fall open when you unchain them. Soon as you get there horses come running right up to gates. How am I suppose to open gate run back and drive tractor through then run back to shut gate without horses getting out? If gates would fall shut I would just kinda push through them but nope, they fall open. I have to go in barn and get a couple handfuls of hay and try and coax them in barn and lock them in there. But being a stranger that does not work well. I finally told him to have the horses locked in barn or I am turning around and going home and I will send you a bill for the time. What a commotion.
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