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Old 10-26-2015, 07:56 PM
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I was also going to suggest harvest as one of the reasons you've been off here.

Glad to see you posting (offending) people again.

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I was also going to suggest harvest as one of the reasons you've been off here.

Glad to see you posting (offending) people again.

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I'm gonna agree on this one.
Everyone is entitled to their opinion, gentleman. Just glad John is still kickin!

So John, any pics to share from this year's harvest? You had some good ones last year!
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On top of that, the family (cousins of mine) that I help farm, one of the "boys" was severely injured in a car wreck. He was on his way to work (he works for a farm service company along with the family farm) and he pulled out in front of someone. It was a very foggy morning and we don't think she (driver of the other car) had her lights on. One of his vertebrae was crushed and a shard of bone is pointing at his spine. He is ok, but they were very afraid that if the bone moves he will be paralyzed. He is home now, and recovering. The family obviously was at his side in the hospital, right during harvest. I have been out running combine on any time I have to help them get the crop in. The neighbors all kicked in over the last couple weeks grabbing some of the families fields that were close to their own. I believe that they finished up here a couple days ago, but I hadn't been able to help, so not sure.
Hope everything works out with your cousin!

Good luck on the new job!
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I'm not offended Daniel. I took it as more of a friendly jab. (Guys: don't think he meant anything negative by it.)


Nope. Didn't really take any pics this year. My lady snapped a couple with my phone from the "passenger seat" but that's about it.

Yes.... she was cold. I was not. LOL.


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I'm not offended Daniel. I took it as more of a friendly jab. (Guys: don't think he meant anything negative by it.)


Nope. Didn't really take any pics this year. My lady snapped a couple with my phone from the "passenger seat" but that's about it.

Yes.... she was cold. I was not. LOL.


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You look so happy in that pic!!
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You look so happy in that pic!!
I was concentrating. She said "Smile!" and snapped the pic. LOL.
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Yup, it was meant as a joke. Hence the smiley face. I've had a bit of web-interaction with Jon that I went with the benefit of the doubt. I'm not trying to get
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