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Old 01-14-2011, 12:15 PM
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Jeff really cool video. It's amazing the thought that went into floating the O to the other side of the creek. If it were me being the devilish young man that I used to be I would have tried driving that bad boy through the creek. No doubt getting kicked out of camp or grounded to my tent after water logging the O. :biggrin2.gif:
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I had to watch and listen a few times over now. This is neat!
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great vid!!!!
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Too bad kids today are too lazy and not get off of their video games to actually do stuff like this. Most kids today wouldn't even know how to start the engine on a tractor. That was a cool video.
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Touche Oak. I agree with you 100%.
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You got that right, Oak.
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Yes, you certainly have a point Oak. I SO agree! Sad that kids now a days can hardly "entertain themselves" once they put down the video games. You know of a kid in this day and age that plays Cowboy's and Indian's? Let alone knows what the heck that was???

Oh the good old days!
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that makes me want a Cub Lo-Boy more now. haha. and an original.
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Too bad kids today are too lazy and not get off of their video games to actually do stuff like this. Most kids today wouldn't even know how to start the engine on a tractor. That was a cool video.
Oak you are right. That vid reminds me of cousins, freinds and myself growning up and messing with tractors, go-carts, minibikes, ect. If it wheels and an engine we where in high heaven. All the good ole days.

What am I thinking I am still that way.
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wow, reminds me at my grandpaps a looooong time ago with the 100.
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