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I just got raped by my chem final; severely. Now all I can do is pray and hope for a 2pt final curve...

Enough fuel to get me home was 28 bucks....

Going broke for audio is well worth it, I think you ougth to (even though you didn't ask my opinion, I don't care).

I am victorious. I have read all of the ramblings.

I concur with ramos....

Well, I'm leavin now, had to check somethin.

I'm Baaaaaccccckkkkk

Well, this enough of me shooting the chit w/ ya ramos, i've gots to go study for Chem unless I want to take it again next year.

I was born around Detroit, moved down here to Kansas when I was 7 when grandpa retired from farming and dad stopped working at a machine shop that worked alot with high perf engines (they made a 1000hp engine in the early 90's for olds) and took up farming as the full time occupation.

Wow, thats pitiful that there is still that sign there...

I've got that sticker in my S-10 "Drive it like you stole it" lol

Not really missin a whole lot ramos. When it rains you don't do much besides listen to the rain and smile. Its either not much to do or a chit ton to do, and only 5hrs to get it done. Its hot, dusty, dirty, and hard work.

LOL @ the state motto In our town (~500 people) there is a sign that says "Ya'll come back now Ya hear" as your leaving town. As if pepole need reassurance that they are with a bunch of rednecks in a small town...

Another good thing about being home, I can take my truck outa commission and not have to worry about it. There are plenty of other vehicles to drive around if I need to go somewhere.

Theres the farmers that have some tools and can't really fix anything much, and then theres people like us who don't take any vehicle to a shop to get it fixed, we have the tools and knowhow to fix everything right ourselves. Dad's an engineer and the other fella who works with us use to be a John Deere mechanic. Plus, its expensive as hell to get stuff fixed at the dealership. Plus, being in the boonies dosen't help either. Last planting season, we had to split our planter in half and have dad weld it up, got that taken apart and back together in two days. Have had final drives go out on the combine and the tire basically fall off (the big front ones, not the back ones )Just so much stuff to break, kinda have to have the tools and knowledge to fix it. Just comes with the job I guess.

Best biscuits and gravy I've had was when I was down in mississippi. Yum

And a fully stocked shop, and a father thats a mechanical engineer with a machine shop thats is filled with his play toys. So I can get any metal pieces made I would need for somethin, plus hes a master fabricator. Yay!

Live/Work on a farm, 3,000+ acres, hay, and about 3,500 hogs

*plays song Hard workin man*

I never thought I'd say it, but I want to get back home and start workin again...

Making up your mind is overrated.

Later Ya'll...

mmm, doughnuts... Chem I Final...

7 hrs till

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