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Flyer wrote:

Ryan wrote:I often leave my keys in my car. Its a tolerable habit out in the country, as people leave farm machinery in the middle of fields with the keys in it....

if you walk onto any random yard, you'll finda t least one vehicle with the keys in it.

Don't you also live in a small town where everyone literally knows everyone else?

Lmfao!

Whats so funny? Its true

Its called the Menno-Game. See how you're connected.

I wish I didn't have to worry about ---holes and ignorant people. I envy Ryan for living in an area where people respect each other.

Its sometimes abused by a--holes. I knew a guy who left his disker on the feild behind his big 9000 Deere, and some punkass started it up, put it in bull-low, and got out of the cab. It ran over a line of tall trees lining a driveway, and across the driveway, and hit the other side and prooced to dig 4 holes about 5" deep. Untill someone found it in the morning.

Ryan no offence are you a hick? you just rattled off about 4 words i have no idea what they mean? Disker? Bull-low? and im pretty sure deere is a brand of lawnmowers and tractors and shiat.

I wouldn't call him a hick because he knows those things. But I'll be honest without googling, the terms are vaguely familiar... like I kinda know what they are, but not really (other then what a 9000 Deere is).

Just because you live in farmland area doesn't make you a hick

An awkward, naive, clumsy and/or rude country person

I mean, Ryan can be a bit awkward... and naive... and clumsy... and rude... and lives out in the country, but... aww heck, Ryan's a hick!

Haha, just adding flame to the fire, Ryan, flame to the fire.

i live in the suburbs.. close to the country.. but if you live anywhere were there is a tractor

ur a hick

Another winning post from MX-3's one and only!

suburbs NOT = country.

I can live in japan and not be japanese.
So can someone live near a tractor and not be tractorese. I mean, a hick.

lol @ you thinking suburbs is the country. You need to get out more.

I was raised in the country, I believe that is the best upbringing a child could have. Having to get up at 4am every day to go to the feed bin teaches you work ethic, and getting kicked by startled horses teaches you to take a punch.

I agree with you there. I started framing houses and remodeling with pops when I was under ten years old. And when I was a toddler, I *ACTUALLY* lived in a (blue) van down by the river during the winter, because my parents were tree planters (take farming ANY day) Definitely teaches you what you DON'T want to do with your life.

Hold on, from door locks... to tractors... to farming... to treeplanting? We like to keep on track!

I may be a hick... but my driveway has 2 mx3's on it, so HA!


Anyone need door locks?

Ryan wrote:I may be a hick... but my driveway has 2 mx3's on it, so HA!


Anyone need door locks?

What he doesn't mention: Totla number of running MX-3s in his town: 2

3. I own all of them

except one needs an axle, one needs a body transplant, and one needs a timing belt.

One needs new locks too. (hint hint)