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Mule smoking a doobie. I don't see many hummingbirds.

Don't get any of those one-button Tingley overshoes. They maybe aren't bad, but I hate wearing them.

I had a brother-in-law with a Marlin Model 60 .22 that jammed in cold weather, and I've never had a Remington .22 jam on me.

Klingler of New Ulm. But this is something different.

There's always a gun raffle around here and the gun is often a Henry or an AR type.

What was the name of the farmer in southern Minnesota who sold high-performance Hy-Tran filters and 3-point-hitch stabilizers?

I'm aware of the type of truck. I don't think I've ever seen one in person. Keep checking the internet and one will probably turn up for sale eventually.

They're half a sleeper? There were truck tractors with something like that in the early '30s.

What's the difference? More resistant to rock breakage?

I think Henry is selling steak and sizzle where other gun companies are just selling steak.

You asked a similar question two years ago.

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People do that some with forklifts, I've seen. But, then, if you're used to driving combines and windrowers...

Free means there's something wrong with it?

Then there's the McCormick knotter. There is probably enough material online to explain them, but does anybody here understand them? They have a lot less parts and are supposed to be better. Explaining knotters would be a good first blog topic.