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Re: Do All REAL Farmers feel that way
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Posted by Bus Driver on October 03, 2006 at 14:31:00 from (66.226.46.197):
In Reply to: Do All REAL Farmers feel that way posted by Tom Wise on October 03, 2006 at 13:04:58:
Many of the city folk who moved into my area let their children become real pain-in-the b***s. Obviously in the city, children do go to other places to have room for recreation. But my field is not a city park! They threw my bench into the pond. Knocked the windows out of my grandparent's house while my grandmother was living in a care facility. All these problems were observed while they were happening. Their father in person denied that his children had been off his property. He was told that he should then not object at all to someone shooting at the vandals since they were not his children and they were not there. He really got mad. His wife later called and said they were there and apologized. But their behavior never improved.
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