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Re: Re: development of farm tractors
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Posted by Russel on December 08, 2003 at 18:13:48 from (65.37.88.136):
In Reply to: Re: development of farm tractors posted by Hangdog on December 08, 2003 at 11:33:24:
He didn't ask for help. He asked for an essay. If he has a specific question about something, thats one thing, but he comes across as wanting someone to do his paper for him. Reason it looks that way is everyone except him seems to know where to find the information to put together a kick-ass paper. Incidently, If I was doing a paper on the development of the modern tractor, I'd start with a short introduction about muscle power and why getting rid of THAT was so important. And, how the population shift from rural to city impacted development. How the lack of money in the 1930's impacted it. How conservation programs (and not these touchy feelie green peace jokes) impacted it. Ah the modern tractor. You only have to feed them when you need them.
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