Who has avoided things with the front wheels, but forgot the rear?

[mark4Jesus]

And thus was born the old saying: "Hell's Canyon hath no fury like a woman cow-pied".....or something like that

This forum NEEDS an "LOL" button along with "Thank" and "Like."

 

[Triple B]

This forum NEEDS an "LOL" button along with "Thank" and "Like."

I totally agree. I read that remark and still chuckle about it.

 

[2dogs]

You bet.....

"Situational Awareness"; my friends... :thumbup:

Identify the obstacle but focus on the safest route around it. :thumbup:

 

[HankD]

I totally agree. I read that remark and still chuckle about it.

It's called "Hank Humor"....you either like it or think I'm disturbed, sometimes both. :thumbup:

 

[Gwolf]

Yeah, old thread, but interesting. There is a place in upstate NY, Mohawk Valley, called Stone Arabia. There are Amish farms up and down the highway for 40 miles. The black buggies are 1 or 2 horsepower and they leave meadow muffins all over the highway. During the day, if you are paying attention, you can miss most of them. If it is drizzling rain and the kids in the buggies are waving at you, and you are laughing because the father is slapping them side of the head for waving at some long hair, bearded biker on a Harley chopper, and you are running through the rain melted meadow muffins on the highway. The front tire is throwing them on the front of the engine and the pipe coming out of the front cylinder. They are cooking on there. You don't notice anything until you get to a small town and stop at a red light. Then the smell comes up and just about chokes you.

Yes, I always waved back at the kids in the black buggies.