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We drove through Spokane Friday evening, my wife got a text message a bit later about a red flag warning for the area. Really glad we didn’t wait another day to leave.

I heard the guy that came up with the heat index passed away recently. He was 89, but reportedly felt like he was 107.

My Dad has a 20’ x 70’ stave silo and a 20’ x 70’ Harvestore on his place. When he fed cattle in the 80’s & 90’s they both got filled with shell corn. The Harvestore was filled for several years after he quit feeding cattle, there were a couple neighbors who were always buying corn to feed their cattle. The only blower I ever used was a Gehl 99 Hi-Thro. First with a 560 diesel, later a 966. I can still hear my ears ringing 35 years later after blowing 10 loads of corn up the silo after school. And more than once climbed to the top 5X a night to see how full the silo was. Good times. I’d gladly go back to those days.

Gotta love the interweb!

Thank you to all who served them and now. We are the soft generation.

You can get a good look at a steak by shoving your head up a butcher’s a$$

Now time for naked paleface woman make Big Chief Happy Chief and I am embarrassed. Our friend here is not wearing any underpants.

Several of us within 50 miles. What do you need?

The M Farmall was before my time. How many versions were made? Obviously, you have the M, MD, and MV. And there was the Super series, and the-TA series. But in which order? Was there an M-TA and a Super M and a Super M-TA? Like I said, this was about 20 years before I was born, and some folks will talk about a Super M and an M-TA. What models were actually built?

You can ship a boat, I don’t think you can boat a ship.

Glad to hear surgery went well. Several of my kids have had tonsillectomies, they all did pretty well. It was much harder on my wife, she had it done in her mid 30’s.

When Danny Anderson was born, he slapped the doctor on the back and shook his dad’s hand.

Yes that was me. A little froggy is a nice way of saying it.

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