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The media attention that Woods gets, whether he does well on the course or poorly, would probably make anyone crazy. That and juggling so many women at one time. :lol:

Your dad is talking about ripping chains (cutting with the grain), or he should be. :)

Hardening chains....man I doubt it.

Right, Gary, rice fields. I think i deleted those photos to try not to remember that job. It's that time of year again though. :/: Peter, i think I would be a little incredulous too if it was a push mower. Could they have been listening to their favorite rock and roll song at the time?

Willie, he's going to leave you to take care of the weeds? :|: Does he plant only one corn variety? Not concerned about cross pollination if mixed? What's he do with all that produce?

Good to read you, Bob. Sorry to learn of a stroke. Good luck on a complete recovery.

Me? No, my mower almost went into the drink too, but I caught it and only bent the handle. Not your average home owner's mowers though. These have multiple gears in either direction and climb steep embankments.

Sean, I had a friend die in an avalanche as well. Gregg Allmän... http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/gregg-allman-dead-southern-rock-trailblazer-was-69-992288

Poor coverage in the secondary.

In all fairness, Peter, lawn mowers can get away from you. Once I saw a guy go off an edge and totally sink one in an irrigation canal. He went in after it.

It's a good offer. I can pull nails. :)

I think you could get rid of "antique barn wood" easier than crappy wood. ;)

I bet that tires are better than putting tracks back on in a lot of mud. :|:

No, not on the phone, MB, I think I probably was on my way to some pear trees. You're too kind, Squish. I'd relish the opportunity to work with you. Sure I'd have your back. I've been reading what you guys have been saying about your crews for years, I could do with seeing it for myself...

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Yeah, good point, planting seeds is easy, little calculation involved and not much fear of losing a finger or being maimed in other ways. I guess a gopher could bite your finger off by mistake, though. Anything else threatening living under ground? A little danger could add interest.

Andy's from Kansas....hmm.

If you have the reach, a rotator is a big big plus for loading logs, both as a time saver and effort required by the operator.

Yes, Jim, that is an element that already occurred to me, being more involved with the operation than just doing the tasks with no connection beyond that. Interesting to read you say about your mind being active. Repetitive work is a somewhat complex phenomenon. I've run up against it with...

Squish, in fairness you did say that you had a phone available for emergencies, I missed that. I think you go a little overboard on your demands in some things, but that's your right if you think you need that to succeed and people are willing to adhere to them. I guess like Sean said, there is...