Published for a Forth time by Fighters Only

[Tyburn]

Originally Posted by VCURamFan

I'm agreeing with anyone, I'm just posting a pic!

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Originally Posted by Tyburn

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copyrighted by GOAT

[Tyburn]

Originally Posted by Hughes_GOAT

copyrighted by GOAT

so sue me

Nice going, Dave. It's cool one of your letters got in.

[VCURamFan]

Originally Posted by Krupp

Nice going, Dave. It's cool one of your letters got in.

Well actually, if you read the thread title, this is his "Forth" letter to get in!

Of course, of course, I knew he's had a few go in before...I'm just saying it's great having even just ONE get in. It's not easy to do that.

[VCURamFan]

Originally Posted by Krupp

Of course, of course, I knew he's had a few go in before...I'm just saying it's great having even just ONE get in. It's not easy to do that.

True that. His dad's right to be proud of him.

But on here, we'd rather focus in on his spelling mistake instead of his accomplishments!!!

[Tyburn]

Originally Posted by Krupp

Of course, of course, I knew he's had a few go in before...I'm just saying it's great having even just ONE get in. It's not easy to do that.

I'm always suprised when it happens.

It doesnt happen every time I write in...but I dont write to be published, I write to give feedback. Infact the first time I wrote to him, I didnt know he'd published me til the press officer for the company emailed me and asked me why I hadnt given my size of shirt (that was when I won letter of the month) I was like

Good job^^b

[Tyburn]

Originally Posted by xSubmission

Good job^^b

thanks

Do you know Matt Hughes once said that to me

We were in a corn field, the harvester thingy had cut the corn, and the idea was that the corn went up this spout and into a big grain bin on wheels. Then the harvester could continue to cut, and the grain would be safe and able to be towed away.

If memory serves, the spout thing wasnt working to well. So all the grain was stuck in the harvester...somehow we had to get the grain from the harvester to the bin. Basically we dumped the load from the harvester on this sheet...it like rained out of this machine and onto this sheet...then we had to use spades to load the grain from the pile on this sheet and into the dish of a digger...the digger then raises and tips the grain into the bin

Nathan and I had great fun doing that. But at one point right after emptying the digger, Matt and Nathan left...I cant remember why exactly...but anyway, so I was left filling this digger with as much grain as I could...it was full to bursting by the time they got back (they weren't very long) and thats what Matt said to me when he saw the digger was filled with grain