Daren Todd
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Daren Todd
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Massey Ferguson 1825E, Kubota Z121S, Box blade, Rotary Cutter
Daren Todd
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Massey Ferguson 1825E, Kubota Z121S, Box blade, Rotary Cutter
Valentine's Day is here and love is in the air. (or driveway?) Grass Hoppers? Well, the "grass" part wasn't true
Magicman
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i7win7
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Biker1mike
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Yeah, Because the draft was such a great F*** idea and if you were really lucky you got a free trip overseas.
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The slogan: "The Marine Corps. Builds Men" was/is 100% accurate.
I was not a Marine.
Should have been universally phrased: Military Service Builds Men!
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Daren Todd
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That's also a pretty valid representation of what it's like to have your wife doctor your cut with super glue
Countries like Switzerland that never go to war have a required period of military service. Works for them. Might work here too...or at least a required period of some kind of national service maybe? The draft like in Vietnam era days is a totally different thing. I joined the US Coast Guard to avoid Vietnam and got sent to south east asia anyway. So I get the message biker1mike...but also get fried1765's point as well.
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North Idaho Wolfman
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Oh I can handle Superglue!That's also a pretty valid representation of what it's like to have your wife doctor your cut with super glue
Tell her to use the gel, way easier on both of you!
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Daren Todd
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I would have been completely fine if she told me what she was gonna do. I would have held it closed for her while she applied the super glue.
It was the fact she hid it from me, and didn't tell me what she was gonna do. She had my arm tucked under her shoulder in front of her where I couldn't see what she was doing.
It was the sudden feeling like she doused the cut in kerosene and lighting it on fire when I was expecting a couple butterfly stitches that got me.
Daren Todd
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We won't talk about that one. But it does bring up a pretty valid point about online dating@Daren Todd, you had one there that I was afraid to "Like".
