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"who are you?"
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In 1958 it took a crew of workers two days to dig a 6" (that's right, six inch) deep post hole on our ranch near the famous Y O Ranch between Junction and Uvalde Texas.
The last two inches took me nearly 8 more hours.
We used a crow bar, by hand going through a big combination flint/limestone rock.
It was a corner post for a section of land we had just inherited so it had to go in that exact spot. We stripped the sap wood off of an 8" X 7' cedar post with a draw knife and cemented in place. About 30 years later when we sold the place, I rode past it on a horse ... got off and tapped it with a big rock (yeah it was mostly rocks ... nothing like that gumbo Mr. Linehan is stickin' those toothpicks in above). It rang like a tuning fork.
Nearly a mile of fence north and another mile west at 90 degree angle pullin' on that old post.
I am 78 years old now and can still hear that crow bar ring. The post will be there long after my great great grand children are gone.
In 1958 it took a crew of workers two days to dig a 6" (that's right, six inch) deep post hole on our ranch near the famous Y O Ranch between Junction and Uvalde Texas.
The last two inches took me nearly 8 more hours.
We used a crow bar, by hand going through a big combination flint/limestone rock.
It was a corner post for a section of land we had just inherited so it had to go in that exact spot. We stripped the sap wood off of an 8" X 7' cedar post with a draw knife and cemented in place. About 30 years later when we sold the place, I rode past it on a horse ... got off and tapped it with a big rock (yeah it was mostly rocks ... nothing like that gumbo Mr. Linehan is stickin' those toothpicks in above). It rang like a tuning fork.
Nearly a mile of fence north and another mile west at 90 degree angle pullin' on that old post.
I am 78 years old now and can still hear that crow bar ring. The post will be there long after my great great grand children are gone.
The last two inches took me nearly 8 more hours.
We used a crow bar, by hand going through a big combination flint/limestone rock.
It was a corner post for a section of land we had just inherited so it had to go in that exact spot. We stripped the sap wood off of an 8" X 7' cedar post with a draw knife and cemented in place. About 30 years later when we sold the place, I rode past it on a horse ... got off and tapped it with a big rock (yeah it was mostly rocks ... nothing like that gumbo Mr. Linehan is stickin' those toothpicks in above). It rang like a tuning fork.
Nearly a mile of fence north and another mile west at 90 degree angle pullin' on that old post.
I am 78 years old now and can still hear that crow bar ring. The post will be there long after my great great grand children are gone.
spazmaticWhat's the proper response / comeback to this?
Who am I? None of your business.
[quote=spazmatic]What's the proper response / comeback to this?[/quote]
Who am I? None of your business.
Who am I? None of your business.
theres something very interesting about players asking 'who are you' while playing team fortress 2 for the pc in 2019
theres something very interesting about players asking 'who are you' while playing team fortress 2 for the pc in 2019
You only seek to provoke me with the inquiry of "who are you," because you harbor deep sentiments of insecurity regarding your own identity. You are unable to shake a sense of inadequacy and instead of dealing with these feelings you project them onto others. Until you reflect inwards and resolve these feelings of self contempt you will never grow; You will remain a miserable slave to your mind. I encourage you to find the strength of character to embark on a new journey of personal improvement, and wish you luck in this endeavor. Together let us all evolve to build a kinder, gentler world.
You only seek to provoke me with the inquiry of "who are you," because you harbor deep sentiments of insecurity regarding your own identity. You are unable to shake a sense of inadequacy and instead of dealing with these feelings you project them onto others. Until you reflect inwards and resolve these feelings of self contempt you will never grow; You will remain a miserable slave to your mind. I encourage you to find the strength of character to embark on a new journey of personal improvement, and wish you luck in this endeavor. Together let us all evolve to build a kinder, gentler world.
if someone says this to you, you are officially owned. no comeback can save you. sorrfy i don't make the rules
if someone says this to you, you are officially owned. no comeback can save you. sorrfy i don't make the rules
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i am your superior and you should listen to what i say
i am your superior and you should listen to what i say
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