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Re: Re: Used impliment dealers in Nebraska/Iowa?
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Posted by harley1983 on April 05, 2004 at 20:16:35 from (64.136.26.230):
In Reply to: Re: Used impliment dealers in Nebraska/Iowa? posted by rustyfarmall on April 05, 2004 at 17:25:07:
Now wait just a minute, Ralph, you might be just a little hasty here. This is the only sight where I get these emails too, trying to get me to bail them out of all their money woes, and the last one wanted me to import he and all his family over here and put them to work and school and everything. Well, I run about 40 head of cows and their calves, put up hay, and buy and sell tractors, so I got to thinking, and boy you ought to see what I've got going. Mugumba and his wife Wargozip ( that's as close as I can get to spelling her name) and their seven kids came over here with 17.4 million dollars U.S. and now I've got Mugumba down in the shop cleaning the grease off the old tractors in preparation for painting, Wargozip is running around the pool up here at the house, topless, and bringing me my drinks, I sold all the fencing on the place, and the kids are all out standing on one leg with a long stick in their hands and watching the cows all day, so see don't be too hasty at dismissing the oppertunities that are handed to you. HaHahaHaHa, Harley.
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