Oh yeah said: (quoted from post at 09:15:53 09/02/09) Farmer is a mean little boy, trying to get blood in the water so the hating sharks will go crazy, and to see how long his rant of the day lasts before it is pulled.
No meaness here . I left Georgia to go to my little farm in Illinois. It's been 2 weeks here,and i haven't seen to much discussion on our Farming way of life. Which is being attacked by this adimin. They would like to lul us to sleep. Well it's been a month off for them sobs on the hill, left and right, and i haven't forgot anything about them. Quite a few people on this forum want to stay vigilant and keep the dialog alive.
I don't want any part of OB's Utopia, there is TOO MUCH here in Chicago, and Illinois in general.
I still am not going to buy another tractor and help this economy until we stop this nonsense of a route they are trying to take us on.
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