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Here is me and my girlfriend (Janey) in our local parade a few years back.
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I feel kinda old now at 43 when two of ya are deciding whos older at 14...lol
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her tractor looks nicer than yours Ryan, but than again I don't think the tractor has anything to do with it.
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OK I guess I will jump in here with some pics. This was 2 years ago but I haven't changed since lol.



And this is PaulS, my dad. He has problems posting pics so I will do it for him.

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I feel kinda old now at 43 when two of ya are deciding whos older at 14...lol
Wish I would have started my cub hobby at 14, I feel ancient at 58...
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Wish I would have started my cub hobby at 14, I feel ancient at 58...
I hear ya. I got my IH CC at 23 so ive had it now for many years.I remember mowing for grandpa and throwing snow for him....

One thing is for sure they will have some great memories to share some day
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all i can say is nick and I will have many cubs one day
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im 14 also so it comes down to the month
I have 50 years on you, guess that makes me older than dirt.
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lol you sure do sam and i wouldnt say dirt maybe top soil
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