Posted by buickanddeere on April 20, 2008 at 18:53:05 from (216.183.135.218):
In Reply to: Re: All fueled up posted by an observer on April 20, 2008 at 15:32:45:
You should see the looks on stranger's faces then they start to whine when within earshot. I have a friend who is a obstetrician /pediatrician missionary. The 1st hand stories she tells will bring tears to anybody's eyes if they have a heart. By the time I get done asking why the whiner has it so rough.They either want to fight or leave red faced. It's mostly just 10-40 years too late for their Pappy to have smacked their spoiled behinds. Canada carries the US with cheap raw goods and oil. The US would be is worse shape without Canada. My kid's lawn tractors are older than their Mother. The road vehicles are an 87, 99 & 2003. The 87 hasn't seen highway in 4 years. The tractors are 1950's and 1980. Mean, down right cranky when need be. My kids still run up and hug me however.
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