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Tractor colors and murder
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Posted by Dirthog on January 05, 2004 at 16:45:54 from (12.32.221.26):
I love the discussions where someone asks if they think it's all right to vary from a certain color or maybe paint their nuts. Damn it's your tractor do what you like, just do a good job. This is coming from a guy that owns a pumpkin orange MF65 with dark green rims, engine, trans ect. She's the purtiest tractor in the whole damn valley.
On a more serious note I just got a visit from a couple of homicide detectives. Seems there was a murder just two houses down, theres only four houses on our entire dirt road so it hit kinda close to home, I'm hoping that they find out it was not a random event, we don't lock our doors around here. No matter how far out of the way you live, fate can bring trouble to your door at any time. Be observent and safe no matter where you live.
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