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Old 06-14-2018, 07:37 AM
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Pretty sure fourteen ends with teen so I think that make you a teenager. Glad to see the younger crowd getting into Cub's.
Funny part is, I got into cubs because of my brother, and my brother got into cubs because (I believe) one was going cheap and he was starting to want one. Only got 3 at first, now we've got 7. (8, if you include the dismantled 1450)
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Why would I say "to be only 14" if I'm not? But yeah, I am 14, not even a teenager yet (I think) and I feel a bit too mature. Hm... My birthday's slowly creeping up, though!
Because it also looked like it might be a quote from a movie. I didn't know if you made that statement. That's why I asked.
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Here's an artist's (artist referring to me) representation of the future Mini lo boy project: if I got a 124, it would the "124 lo boy". Looks cool, right? What's your opinion: Should I make it say "Cub cadet" or "Cub lo-boy"?

Note: It would probably look better in real life.
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The big tractors are Cub lo-boy, the medium size are Cub Cadet and the little ones are just Cadet, I would call it a Cadet lo-boy since it's a smaller version of a real lo-boy.
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The big tractors are Cub lo-boy, the medium size are Cub Cadet and the little ones are just Cadet, I would call it a Cadet lo-boy since it's a smaller version of a real lo-boy.
That's actually a good idea, I never realized that! I've looked at so many 382s and I never noticed they just say cadet because they're smaller than the 582.

Imagine that: "The Cadet 104/124 Lo-boy"
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Oh my god, I posted about the idea for the Mini lo boy on facebook and someone said: "It'd be a baby boy" and I just... OH. MY. GOD.
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You really need that 104 I have.....
I think I'm going to be in eastern Ohio soon.... want me to bring it?
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Oh my god, I posted about the idea for the Mini lo boy on facebook and someone said: "It'd be a baby boy" and I just... OH. MY. GOD.
You want a solid piece of life advice? Sign out of Facebook and never go back.
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You want a solid piece of life advice? Sign out of Facebook and never go back.
Only thing I use Facebook for is Cub cadet fever. I personally think facebook is useless for pretty much anything, other than Marketplace and a few tractor groups. Facebook is pretty much 1000% toxic and the place where politics go to die and my aunt continuously complains about her knee. Ugh, auntie, just stop...

"It's your friend's grandma's dog's birthday." -facebook
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Only thing I use Facebook for is Cub cadet fever. I personally think facebook is useless for pretty much anything, other than Marketplace and a few tractor groups. Facebook is pretty much 1000% toxic and the place where politics go to die and my aunt continuously complains about her knee. Ugh, auntie, just stop...

"It's your friend's grandma's dog's birthday." -facebook
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