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Old 03-14-2014, 12:54 AM
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Default Hey Roland! (Or whoever is in charge of it)
How about a nice spring pic up top. Something with grass LOL! I think we are all tired of snow!

Not that I don't like your tractor Daniel.... Just SICK of snow!
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I agree!! You may want to change your avatar first, Jonathan! Not that it's not a cool pic

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What the HEY, the pic is GRASS!!

I think everybody should change their avatar to HAY,,,,,,

That would be a HAY of a solution?????
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Grass? Do they still make that?
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Yes, think spring!
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Opened up the forum this morning and noticed the 982 on GREEN GRASS!!! YEA!!!! Was wanting to start a new post thanking the mods, but saw this one and piled on instead, so...

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Hey! Im ready to Rock 'n Roll!!
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What the HEY, the pic is GRASS!!

I think everybody should change their avatar to HAY,,,,,,

That would be a HAY of a solution?????
How's this--- Grass and Hay.

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How's this--- Grass and Hay.

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Keith take another look at POTW
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You guy's are awesome, but there is a lot of grass cutting between now and Hay cutting time. I don't want to hurry that up.
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