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Posted by Lanse on July 03, 2007 at 13:05:58 from (152.163.100.14):
In Reply to: A Related Story posted by Dick L on July 03, 2007 at 11:53:36:
I have a friend like that.....He calls himself a "Farmer" but has nothing larger then a little lawn tractor, not even a garden tractor. He pulls around an old cultivator I gave him in his backyard, and the thing occasionally reaches an inch down (theres a reason I gave it to him)and the worst part, he DOESNT EVEN PLANT ANYTHING but he also claims he raises animals. A donkey and like 4 chickens. thats it.all on less then an acre. pathetic. I rarely call myself a farmer without the word hobby infront of it. I have 40 some chickens, 5 (pet) sheep, six acres and a Compact tractor. And I grow vegtables and sweet corn. And I'm causious calling myself a farmer. Look at him. Sick.
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