Well, it probably would have been better if I had not have said anything, but when I first saw the subject line in the forum, I was like, :| hmmm. :lol: I thought it might be better if he could have edited it, so others wouldnt take it the wrong way.

I'm just glad it wasnt anything like I thought it was. Glad that Colts doesnt walk on the other side of the fence. :P :lol:

 

[quote="jorlee"]Now what on a farm could disguest you and gross you out? I can't think of any, besides yellow calf crap. :lol: Why did you compare, that city rat to domesticated, farm animals. That's just a low blow to farms. :roll:


No,...I loved being on the farm,....it was the pigpen that always sent me hurling,......I know it doesn't seem like much, but when your working a farm at 7 yrs old,......disgusting is a daily thing.
Still,..everything I do now is nowhere near as hard as working that farm,....I'm on vacation compared to that.

 

When I was with my trainer at Millis, we got along great!!!!!!!!!!!! I still call him and still are friends. Before I even got in his truck I talked to him several times on the phone before hand 8) and had a feeling we would get along great
Heck even after 3 years being out of his truck, I still call and ask him questions.

 

If you end up running in a team situation, you will have to share the bottom bunk as you can't use the upper while the truck is in motion. It's easy to pull your sleeping bag down from the top bunk and toss it on the bottom when it's your turn for ZZZZZZ's.