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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: collecting antique tractors a good investment?
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Posted by Dsl on March 26, 2001 at 13:26:06 from (216.58.66.131):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: Re: collecting antique tractors a good investment? posted by Erol on March 24, 2001 at 16:13:42:
>>>Yes, true, it is LOVE that makes the world go
around. And, money love is the true love.<<<
That is THEE biggest piece of bullpuckey I think
I've ever read. You seriously need ta check
yerself inta a hospital there, Erol, cuz I ain't
sensin a heartbeat on my end here. Now, I ain't no
freakin physician, but, from what little I know, I
understand that if ya ain't got a heartbeat, you
is either DEAD, er heartless. I think, in tha
medical perfession, this is what they refer to as
a 'bad sign'. Best check inta it while ya still
gotta chance.
I collect old tractors for
setimental reasons; memories of my childhood,
which is plainly something ya just plain CAN'T
putta pricetag on. I collect old tractors cuz I
like ta use em on my farm. I collect old tractors
cuz I don't want plastic and electronics in a farm
tractor. I collect old tractors cuz I can work on
them myself, and I'm therefore not married to a
dealer for their expen$ive diagno$tic equipment.
And, lastly, but anything but leastly, I collect
old tractors cuz of the quality and integrity of
most of the people I get to meet, and the
friendships that are forged in those meetings,
and, that also, you can just NEVER putta pricetag
on.
Dsl
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