Posted by NE IA on July 08, 2008 at 19:51:02 from (12.214.15.90):
In Reply to: O/T No more tractors? posted by IndianaRed on July 08, 2008 at 15:45:32:
Anybody ever give it any thought to the farm programs and handouts on certian crops? I kinda wonder when our government will more or less have contol of what you grow. Anytime the government gives a hand out, they have a trick up their sleeves, or money under the table.
I was told a few years ago by a High school principal that any child nowdays that has any learning problems, even ever so minor gets alot of attention. Kinda like a doe in season gets alot of attention you might say. The reason they need kids with learning or physical problems is the school gets extra funding for such stuff. And the special educators are then needed and funded for their efforts--otherwise if they just sharpen pencils all day they may loose their jobs. Don't mistake this for those kids that realy need a little help, as that is all good. It is just like anything else--abused.
Iowa has a no smoking rule now---OH NO-- not for the big gambeling joints. You All know that somehow is different. I'm not a smoker and enjoy the new rules, but the rules are very flexable for certian folks.
I sure as heck try to use CF bulbs, but I sure have to replace them alot more often than the package suggests. Maybe made in China is not a selling point perhaps.
I guess I should shut up as the world has treated me ok, not great, but my belllllley hangs over my belt, and the roof don't leak yet. And I'm not floating down a muddy river as many did a few weeks ago. I also have quite a few tractors to play with that grandpa could not have ever afforded during the great depression. So maybe I best just be greatfull.
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