Whatever

Dumb like a fox

 

In the beginning, there was nothing
Then God said “Let there be light”
There was still nothing
But you could see it better

 

Its no big secret that I like alot of traffic in here, it gives me something to do in the bathroom at work.

 

He played it once in 2019. Plastic sheet still on the pick guard! It’s a $750 stick. He could have gotten twice what he asked. I’m very fortunate. He got inundated with calls after we made a deal.

 

Random Sunset reflection and stormy Sunset

 

I’m saving up some sweet cuss words!!! May need to hit you up!

 

Tomorrow morning? I'm still trying to work the kinks out of a few of my newer words.

 

Don't have prime! I accidentally clicked on one of those links at the bottom of the page and it took me to one of those cheap lights they sell and the name was so strange

 

I accidentally clicked on a link to a light. The brand was "ZBYZF"

 

How have you been?

 

@My Name is Rahl were you at dude? Check your messages!!

 

Randoes from today and some previous days...

It's a Rezvani Tank!!!!!

 

Those Rezvani tanks are pretty badass. With the right approval you can order them armed AF!! Like electric shocking door handles, smoke screens.

 

Yeah they're pretty sweet and big bucks!!!

 

I'm not a farmer... we moved off the farm while I was still a kid.
Nevertheless, as I recall, a Winter so mild that the ground never really freezes is not such a good thing.


Story Time With Gritto... Gritto Harvests Rocks

(Apologies in advance if I get anything wrong; it's been a long time)

I remember every year being "volunteered" to go clear stones from freshly tilled fields.
My Dad would plow, then sometime later, pull a big stout rake through the field behind the tractor to further till the ground and bring up stones.
So at some point, we'd go out with a wagon behind the tractor, pick rocks and put them on the wagon.
Some of them were quite big.

Me: "Why do we have to do this every year?"
Dad: "The stones work themselves upward when the ground freezes and thaws."
Me: I wish the ground wouldn't freeze so we didn't have to do this."
Dad: "That would be bad."
Me: "Why?"

My Dad was unusually talkative that day, so he told me. (apologies again if my memory is at fault).

1) The freeze /thaw cycle improves soil structure and permeability.

2) Freezing drastically reduces the numbers of plant parasites (such as nematodes?).
Vulnerable young plants can get a head start before the parasites multiply again.

3) We can rid the fields of these rocks and I get a chance to show you what hard work is.
[Said with a grin]

 

Doing ok…..busy this week, I have Maxx’s daughter How’s things with you?

 

Well, shit!!! How am I supposed to sleep now???? Are ya splicing dem together now? That’s knot easy….

 

I like the cut of his jib!!

 

@Delta09