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Cleaning up the old poo pond

woodchuck2

woodchuck2

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Nice job keeping clean at a crappy job, who cares if it pays the bills. Cant always have a gravy job. At least the burm didnt break away on yah, then it would miller time!!
 
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bigblueox

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virginia
bobcat ron said:
Cow manure is no problem for me to work in, but it's the chicken manure that's the worst, get that into the tracks when it's wet and I can hear the track links corroding away.
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i've got one better. try pig. that stink just won't come off!
 
RollOver Pete

RollOver Pete

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Indio, Ca
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Its the corn colonels and sesame seeds that let you know that you're in some deep poo :throwup
 
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