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Posted by dave from MN on September 02, 2005 at 07:33:59 from (67.2.203.176):
I have enjoyed this sight for about 3 years now. I have learned a great deal about machinery and farming. I have read people's opinions about politics and at times expressed mine. There are good people on this sight, of whoms posts and pics I enjoy, but the current bickering about gas, Bush,whatever, doesnt really matter now. The hurricane has destroyed too many people lives. As I am typing this more people/children are dying than we can even guess. Lets use this forum for its original purpose and right now to do what we can to help the victims. Is it possible to get some links on here for donations to secure donations to the Red Cross. Can we arrange donation pick ups in our area's. My wife and I are not rich by no means but we are donating a ggod chunk of cash, and are even seeing if we can accomadate maybe a few Refugees (who'd of thought in the US) on our farm. Any one have any ideas what we can do right now with this tool, the forum. Lets leave the bit@#ing and complaining off the forum for at least a few weeks and get some posts out there of what we can do to help.
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