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Posted by old on August 10, 2006 at 21:11:06 from (4.245.5.246):
In Reply to: Another Sad Post posted by in-too-deep on August 10, 2006 at 20:18:22:
Yep been there done that and is sucks but life goes on. My first wife wanted me to move to a 2 arce place and leave 40 arces and I said no and so that was the end of it. 2nd wife liked to many other guys and so that ended up bad also. 3rd wife well shes in the other room right now. When I got her I also got a few tractors and tools and so far all has been well other then haveing no money to speak of but I have my toys. Its hard to find a woman thats on the same page as you are and its getting worse every day with all the crap going on now days
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