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When my wife and I meet, she was 20 and I was 17, but she looked 13.
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You know you are getting old when you have to think about either jumping off the tailgate or climbing down....
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You know you are getting old when you have to think about either jumping off the tailgate or climbing down....
Every time I get out of a truck.....
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You know you are getting old when you have to think about either jumping off the tailgate or climbing down....
Yes. I stopped jumping off years ago. It's the landing that can get you.
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Old 02-22-2017, 12:05 PM
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Yep and a PLF hurts too much these days... (Parachute Landing Fall)
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I did something to my back about 2 weeks ago and it is just now getting a little better. Recurring issue from years ago. I have stuff that hurts that I didn't know I had. Why is it that when your young and able you can't afford to do it and when you can afford to do it your now longer able?
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I bought a lot of my tools in the late 50's.
At least....... in the late 50's you probably got a lot of the good stuff!

Anyway.....you know when you're old when you're born around the time or before IH introduced the Cub Cadet!
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Anyway.....you know when you're old when you're born around the time or before IH introduced the Cub Cadet!
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59 for me. I came in during the development of the "O"
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You know your getting old when you don't give a hoot what anyone thinks. And you keep your PJ's on all day. I get jumped on by my wife and kids for my foul mouth in public, but don't give a hoot.
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