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Re: Women and Tractors
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Posted by B-maniac on October 27, 2006 at 18:57:35 from (207.241.132.151):
In Reply to: Women and Tractors posted by JohnDeerePioneer on October 27, 2006 at 16:16:04:
We all know by now, women are just "nicer" people than men. They will go somewhere they hate just to try to please us and maybe even be supportive of us. On the other hand, when the tables are turned,we just flat say " I hate going there and I'm gonna stay home"! And they let us get away with it. Got to love them. Just make it clear to them that it is clearly their choice,and let it go from there. They will either get hooked and make you buy them one,OR they will eventually go do something else they like.
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