Ontario Cottages

[Fransisco]

It was certainly an eye opener.

Had coffee with a neighbor today who remembered a story his Grandpa told him about selling wheat for $2.50 a bushel in the 1900's. And we talked about what that $2.50 could buy you back then. A whole heck of a lot more than it'll buy you today.

[Fransisco]

In your dream's Cotton.

How you put a cylinder into a combine isn't the only thing you've gotten backwards in your life.

[cottonpicken]

LOL!

Thats right i'm no mechanic,but i can afford to be with all that 1 dollar durum that is now worth?????

[cottonpicken]

For the record it was a back beater.

[Fransisco]

Well then maybe with all your $$$$$$$'s you can finally afford to have someone check your spelling for you.

[cottonpicken]

Heck of a tooth ache?Eh?

[Fransisco]

More like a pain in the neck.

[Fransisco]

Speaking of money you must really be pulling in some big bucks from that marketing newsletter of yours.

I picture it being a really "round" number.

[cottonpicken]

2.50 wheat in 1900's
And you sell it yesterday for ?????

And i said it was going up?


And i'm the one clueless?


And you helped everyone here bye saying?

HE SPELT THAT WRONG!!!!!!

Good luck and good fortune-but i suscpect its been spent,karma bitch.

[Fransisco]

If you can't get the little things right, like hitting the "shift" key to make a capital "I".

Why should anyone believe you on anything more substantial?

By the way(and it is spelled 'by' not'bye') your arrogance, name calling, and swearing isn't exactly helping your case either.

But you just keep right on being that half corked 'ray of sunshine' who can never admit when he's wrong(like about the cause of the great depression) and we'll just keep shooting down those beautiful theories of yours with ugly facts.

[parsley]

I believe this thread has come down with a case of verbal incontinence.