Posted by rrlund on April 04, 2008 at 07:07:20 from (216.46.211.148):
In Reply to: OT politics and BS posted by riverbend on April 03, 2008 at 18:59:06:
Wait a minute. You post an OT to complain about OT? I don't stay on here very long if there aren't many good OTs going on. Yes,I farm,I work on tractors,I collect tractors,I belong to tractor collector clubs,I give advice on fixing tractors when I can. But there's more to life than tractors. As long as everybody's being polite and actually making sense with something to say,especially older folks who have lived different experiences,it's quite an education. Did you read the one a few weeks ago about the guy in the wheelchair who tried to give advice to a construction foreman on freeing a stuck dozer? The foreman dismissed him. Probably BECAUSE he was old and in a wheelchair. Turns out the old guy knew what he was doing and they had it out in SECONDS. If you don't like the OTs,aren't curious,think you know everything there is to know about life,skip over them,PERIOD. Let others use the internet as a social thing and move on.
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