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Posted by mike on March 12, 2004 at 12:33:58 from (66.170.11.3):
In Reply to: Tractor Games posted by MapleStone on March 12, 2004 at 09:55:43:
I would vote for the slow race. I saw one on TV once, and it was a riot. They started the race, and this fellow who had a John Deere BO Lindeman crawler--he idled it down in low, and then climbed off the tractor and went to stand in line and buy a hot dog at the concession stand. Meanwhile the little crawler just inched all by itself down the track. People were ribbing him; "Hey! aren't you afraid of that getting away from you?" He was like; "Nah, I will catch up with it later." Then the officials started bugging him, saying things like; "Well, this is a race you know, and you do have to be present to win!" I think he did win. Never saw anything move so slow in my life.
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