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Posted by ignore the pride of color on August 27, 2002 at 14:38:32 from (63.214.79.74):
In Reply to: Re: Pulling Tractor posted by Bryan in Michgian on August 27, 2002 at 13:21:42:
Your goals as stated, are about impossible. If you
have money to pass out on tired iron, you're
setting a shoddy example, as a father, encouraging
your son to "pull". Following several losses, he'll get connected with a Mr. Slick, to begin
some wins. The rules and money change at any given
time, similar to a moving poker game. Vulnerable
young men don't need to chase a fool's pride. He
could volunteer to help disadvantaged boys, as a
'Big Brother'. Cutting the tread bars off a tire
has to be ignorance in action. Think clearer.
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