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Re: To all you stupid dads...
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Posted by Butcher on August 30, 2004 at 18:58:41 from (67.1.100.40):
In Reply to: To all you stupid dads... posted by TheRealRon on August 30, 2004 at 08:28:24:
Ron, I think you really missed the mark on this post. Us inbreed farm folks for the most part have WAY more common cence than our suburban conterparts. Of cource we my not spell as good. My Grandfather had me running farm equipment when I was 9 or 10. He taught me how to do it right, and saftly, because he loved me and wanted me to do a good job and get personal satisfaction from that.
My Father had me roofing barns and such not long after. Many times I was 60 feet off the ground while my schoolmates were in town swimming in the public pool.
I myself am glad for the hardwork that I experianced when I was young cuz it made a better father out of me now that I am older.
Oh, bye the way, do not ever call somebody inbred.
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