Posted by Pitch on November 24, 2010 at 15:03:34 from (66.66.191.112):
In Reply to: Great tractor value posted by Cockshutt Mike on November 24, 2010 at 06:19:07:
Just what the heck is wrong with some of you guys? A person coming down your driveway and knocking on your door does not fit either the legal or moral definition of tresspassing. If you ask the person to leave and he doesn't THEN he is trespassing. If you don't want folks asking keep every thing out of sight, you no damn well you are never going to do anything with it. Not going to bring to much at your auction anyway. What is wrong with a conversation like this, "Hi, sorry to bother you, I been noticing that old B you got parked back along the hedgerow, any interest in selling it?" "Nope not for sale was my granpappies, been thinking of fixin it some day." " Well ok, just figured I would stop and ask. Can I leave you my number if you should change your mind?" " Well would'nt do no harm I guess, just don't stay up nights waiting for a call!" "OK thanks for your time" So I ask you, what is wrong with that? If your so miserable or paranoid you can't spend five minutes talking to another human being maybe you should take a good look at yourself.
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