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Re: OT: I don't like hunters!
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Posted by Dachshund on October 20, 2006 at 10:09:41 from (216.96.55.35):
In Reply to: Re: OT: I don't like hunters! posted by SallyG on October 20, 2006 at 09:25:44:
Well Sally- I have no Idea who YOU are and I have freely posted my name on this forum from the begining. You obviously don't know me as well as you say (or my family). I have only ONE IP address and have had only one since I first got my computer. You don't evne know HALF the story about the tractor "I wanted" and the collector. My neighbor bought it for his BIL (who is the collector). When the BIL backed out I helped the neighbor restore it. Now he takes it to parades and pulls a barrel train. His BIL is a nice person and I have know BOTH of them for a long time. As for KIem - they sold me a tractor that was not what they said it was - they didn't know a lot about it. At first they didn't want to see me. Mark got involved personally and set thing right - AND I POSTED AS SUCH. The green JD lawn mower is a POS and I told the guy I bought it from. We were in agreement that it was not up to par WHEN I BOUGHT IT. He is a great mechanic and sells good machines, this one was a used one that wasn't really what I needed, but all I could afford. If you REALLY knew as much as you claim, then you would know that I called the guy I got the Boer goat from and PERSONALLY talked to him about it. As for my relatives and friends - you most certainly don't know them as I do. As for my disability - Here again, you don't know anything about it or what it intails. Yes I do cut some trees, fence, and other things. What you don't see is how long it takes me to do these things or the amount of help I get. Sometimes I don't use a cane, sometimes I can't get by without it. I'm sorry you are so upset, but until you have more info than what you think you have, and know the whole story, your opinions don't mean much. If you are so high and mighty and like to preach, then why don't you talk to ME? Seems like you're the one who's gossiping.
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