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Re: Dryland guys do not read.
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Posted by Ken 46 on April 03, 2007 at 14:21:57 from (216.148.129.101):
In Reply to: Dryland guys do not read. posted by IaGary on April 03, 2007 at 02:42:09:
I need to ask a stupid question.
I live in Southwestern Kansas, born on a farm, worked around here and Eastern Colorado all my life and have NEVER heard of fitting the ground???
Would someone explain that too me?? I know we probably say some things down here that others would not understand.
I have worked and lived in Texas and worked with Okies so I have heard some strange things - But what does fitting the ground mean??
I am NOT knocking anyone just trying to figure out the wordage Thanks - Ken
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