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Posted by Phil on September 25, 2003 at 19:05:19 from (12.226.66.146):
In Reply to: Father knows best! posted by Indydirtfarmer on September 25, 2003 at 10:32:27:
OK if you really want the list you may have to wait for the book to come out. But my three of my favorite sayings from my father are; 1. Did you go to college to become stupid? (The implication here was a little common sense and hands on goes much further than a book) 2. Is there a brain in there or is that just a fancy hat rack? (same as above only that was used during my high school days) 3. Do you really think I bought this piece of equipment/tool just so you would have something to fight with? (let the equipment/tool do the work.....let the equipment/tool do the work....) As you can probably tell from these I too learn way too much the hard way.
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