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Re: How Do I Convince Mom I Need a Tractor??
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Posted by Allan on October 08, 2003 at 04:23:25 from (148.63.132.164):
In Reply to: How Do I Convince Mom I Need a Tractor?? posted by Nathan on October 07, 2003 at 18:37:26:
Hi Nathan, Just an observation here, but it seems to me that you are growing up very straight and very tall. Like someone else stated here, if I lived closer to you, I would buy you the tractor, give you access to a place to work on it, and let you scratch around in my dirt with it, if your Mom said it was okay. Keep headin' in the direction you are going young man, and you will one day get that tractor. I'm proud of you and I don't even know you. **Now, print out all of these responses that you have received here from all of these "salt of the earth" people and take 'em to your Mom. This woman certainly knows how to raise a kid and will do the right thing one way or the other. If she tells you "No, not just yet", then listen to her, because she has done one heck of a good job raising you so far. Just my 2 cents, Allan
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