Every other tractor forum on the 'Net has been talking for over the past year about the absolute, downright rudeness of people on this site. Folks leaving in droves because of this or that.
A huge discussion ensured this morning as a matter of fact. Heck, I've never noticed it much; I really like this place.
I always attributed the "pointedness" to the younger side being naturally a bit "in your face" or maybe it's 'cause I'm downright "blunt" at times too.
Anyhoo, when this thread took a bit of a foothold, this was on my mind and I was just wondering to myself how long it would take someone to "jab" me like they usually do.
So, I sends an email to my Pard over in Iowa and told him to watch, �Lets see how long this takes.�
Wasn't trying to raise a Rowe. Long winter and I'm trying to get thru it just like everybody else. No harm done, I hope.
PS. Fess up. You didn�t really think I would haul that silly ol' tractor without being tied down, did ya? :>)
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