Pallets in fields

[bcp]

From:
Pallets and RFID - Article from Logistics Management

“Our database has a record of every single scan of every pallet since the first pallet was manufactured, and we can track them throughout their life,”

 

[stuckmotor]

dang we are up to 370 foolish posts....

Sir, you over count-- all of my posts should be netted out of that total.
Steve

Steve's should be counted twice.

 

[Cat_Driver]

Here's the answer. The farmer stands the pallets up so h can see where they are when he has to pick them up. In the field grew taller and the pallet was laying flat he would not be able to find them and run them over when he plowed.

Now why are the pallets there and why didn't he just take them with him? Perhaps he drove pallets of seed out and distributed them throughout the field on pallets then later retrieved the pallets

 

[smstonypoint]

dang we are up to 370 foolish posts....

I stand corrected

Now we are up to 377 ******* posts

Steve's should be counted twice.

Slings and arrows -- I now know how Galileo, the Father of Scientific Reason, must have felt back in his day.

Steve

 

[tkappeler]

Here's the answer. The farmer stands the pallets up so h can see where they are when he has to pick them up. In the field grew taller and the pallet was laying flat he would not be able to find them and run them over when he plowed.

Now why are the pallets there and why didn't he just take them with him? Perhaps he drove pallets of seed out and distributed them throughout the field on pallets then later retrieved the pallets

Ack!! :shocked: Don't go and ruin our fun with "alleged" facts.

 

[smstonypoint]

Here's the answer. The farmer stands the pallets up so h can see where they are when he has to pick them up. In the field grew taller and the pallet was laying flat he would not be able to find them and run them over when he plowed.

Now why are the pallets there and why didn't he just take them with him? Perhaps he drove pallets of seed out and distributed them throughout the field on pallets then later retrieved the pallets

This is a variation of the discredited "Hayist" Theory.

Is there any need on my part to enumerate the shortcomings of "Seedism"?

Steve

 

[aczlan]

Here's the answer. The farmer stands the pallets up so h can see where they are when he has to pick them up. In the field grew taller and the pallet was laying flat he would not be able to find them and run them over when he plowed.

This part makes sense

Now why are the pallets there and why didn't he just take them with him? Perhaps he drove pallets of seed out and distributed them throughout the field on pallets then later retrieved the pallets

I have seen a lot of fields get planted and generally the farmer fills up in the same place (on the side of the field) so as to refill the fertilizer tanks/bins at the same time as he fills the seed hoppers. As such, I don't think that your supposition will fit these pallets.

Aaron Z

 

[TomSeller]

Here's the answer. The farmer stands the pallets up so h can see where they are when he has to pick them up. In the field grew taller and the pallet was laying flat he would not be able to find them and run them over when he plowed.

Now why are the pallets there and why didn't he just take them with him? Perhaps he drove pallets of seed out and distributed them throughout the field on pallets then later retrieved the pallets

Maybe he died before he could pick them up.

 

[jimmyj]

I can clear this up.

Yes, to us current day, somewhat older earthlings, Paladin was a US Western gun for hire. As we watched our black and white broadcast TV's, Paladin made his way across the galaxy borne upon electromagnetic waves. It was the concept of the Paladins as noble warriors that intrigued the receiving Alien confederation, not the locale of the TV series film making.

Have Gun Will Travel is an American Western television series [225 episodes] that aired on CBS from 1957 through 1963. It was rated number three or number four in the Nielsen ratings every year of its first four seasons. Wikipedia
First episode: September 14, 1957
Final episode: April 20, 1963
Network: CBS
Cast: Richard Boone, Kam Tong
Theme songs: Ballad of Paladin, Have Gun Will Travel Opening Theme Song


Paladin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
"The paladins, sometimes known as the Twelve Peers, were the foremost warriors of Charlemagne's court, ..."

paladin - definition of paladin by the Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus and Encyclopedia.
"1. A paragon of chivalry; a heroic champion. 2. A strong supporter or defender of a cause: "the paladin of plain speaking"

Ahhh, very clear now. Many thanks.

 

[kevin37b]

I cannot find half these words in my Webster,s . Maybe that is it , a plan to ruin the English language .