Chae1
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- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Why are some TFF members so dogmatic in their views?
- Thread starter Pilatus
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i’ve been ....... essential market research re forums obviously and it’s is probably the most successful one on terms of size
it’s an absolute snake / bear pit however ! i suspect they have to moderate a LOT more than we do
- Location
- Mendips Somerset
so what do you suggest i use for 5 -10ac of hay / haylage a year ? without spending 000s on two dedicated machines.But haybobs are crap .....that's not dogmatic it's fact !
I have. Fooking scary!
- Location
- South Molton
A smock and a pitchfork.
Bloody modern fandangled machinery is the work of the devil.....so is the guy who designed the springs on a haybob tine!
- Location
- Near Beeston Castle
Did you ever read the thread asking if all women made their husbands keep a glass of water by the bed to dunk their penis in?
Funny as anything.
only if you haven't got curtainsDid you ever read the thread asking if all women made their husbands keep a glass of water by the bed to dunk their penis in?
Funny as anything.
Johnnyboxer
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- Location
- Yorkshire
Did you ever read the thread asking if all women made their husbands keep a glass of water by the bed to dunk their penis in?
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A girlfriend used the water to make her mouth ice cold before giving ......
Very ...uplifting [emoji6]
borderterribles
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- Location
- South Shropshire
I reckon that the Competition Ploughing section on here, is TFF's equivalent of Mumsnet. Sh!t, are there some vicious b*ggers on there?
Danllan
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- Location
- Sir Gar / Carms
Yep, it gets that way as soon as people become obsessive about something that really isn't very important, we can see the same effect in 'breed' societies.I reckon that the Competition Ploughing section on here, is TFF's equivalent of Mumsnet. Sh!t, are there some vicious b*ggers on there?
betweenthelines
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- Location
- southwest
From some of the posts I do wonder how many are married as most wives would not tolerate being subordinate to a farmer/sprayer operator on an ego trip to have sprayer(combined, driled,silage etc) ha’s covered bragging rights ,or they have been married and divorced but wondered why their marriage/ relationship did not last
But to be fair it takes all sorts to make a world ,and I am wrong..
But to be fair it takes all sorts to make a world ,and I am wrong..
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Who could ever buy something after one of those "what tractor/combine/pickup" threads? Everything is both simultaneously absolutely useless and the best. By the time you've read all the replies you decide its not worth buying anything
ollie989898
Member
I don't think there is enough North Americans on here to start a Ford vs Chevvy argument. We did justice to a God thread though, but it didn't come to blows.
ollie989898
Member
Dogmatism is a pain in the chuff because it gets in the way of learning outside of what is already known.
Canada Farmer
Member
They say a green top (LPG engine) with boost with Powerglide and nine inch in a SS or even a sorted Fox body will do sub 10 second 1/4 miles and still can be tuned for road use. If in the quest for speed you loose friends because of their narrow minded ,bigoted attitude to purely a single manufacturer like Ford or Chevrolet, then like most things, you are better off with out them, eh.?
- Location
- LINCOLNSHIRE/KENYA
Some of that was in a foreign language.
Dogmatic...
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