Share Pics of People Hauling or Towing Something Wrong

[Eagle1]

I wish I could make the sound of a whip cracking.
It would be for all you guys getting whipped with a wet noodle by your wives.

But I like it
In our case it's it divide the chores, she gets garden, chickens and rabbits. I get cattle, dogs, cats and yard work. I hunt and forage stuff she processes it and turns it to real home cooking.
Argue too much and I'll be the one gutting the next dead thing.

 

[two_bit_score]

But I like it
In our case it's it divide the chores, she gets garden, chickens and rabbits. I get cattle, dogs, cats and yard work. I hunt and forage stuff she processes it and turns it to real home cooking.
Argue too much and I'll be the one gutting the next dead thing.

It's all about perspective!

 

[Slowpoke Slim]

I have to do all the gutting and skinning. Doesn't bother me to do it. Once the animal has been turned into "just meat" (skinned and quartered), she's fine with cutting the quarters into roasts or steaks or cutting up stew meat. But she won't help while it's still "whole", with the head on and still able to "look" at her. Lol.

She's always willing to help with the gardening, weeding and fall leaf cleanup. I'm quite content to come by with either the riding mower pulling the garden cart, or if she's really tearing into it, the tractor with fel, to pick up what she's piling up. Small piles go in the burn barrel, large piles go to the dump.

 

[Captain Dirty]

Shortly after my sister got married she had a phone conversation with my wife about how wonderful her new husband was. "He helps with the housework. Why even as we speak, he is upstairs vacuuming."

My wife looked out the kitchen window to see me in waders, knee deep in the proverbial as I was connecting a new leeching trench to the fieldstone cesspool that came with our 200 YO house and replied. "We have arrived at a division of labor that suits me fine."

 

[gstrom99]

+1 on that. I have 3 wheelbarrows, a fairly heavy duty one that was my father's, a fairly new one with a poly tub and a light duty one I found at the dump 40-odd years ago that my wife uses when gardening. All 3 get used. Tractor loader gets used for stuff larger or heavier than I want to deal with using a wheelbarrow.

Yep. I have two 'barrows. I don't think I've used either, since I moved out here three years ago. I've moved them around the barn, but they're always empty.

 

[gstrom99]

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Why would someone be videoing this duffus, just walking in the store. I cry FOUL!

 

[deserteagle71]

Yep. I have two 'barrows. I don't think I've used either, since I moved out here three years ago. I've moved them around the barn, but they're always empty.

Ever since I got a tractor with a front end loader my "barrows" have been "unemployed".

 

[Xfaxman]

More thread drift:

 

[Jstpssng]

a nice fellow who stopped to admire our work and chat with us while pissing in one our water buckets

It's scary what some people will do. Some years back we did a project for the local power company and one thing covered at their mandatory safety meeting was to not accept food or drinks from the public. It seems that a woman who lives by one of their projects was always coming over and chatting. One day she brought them homemade cookies... laced with antifreeze.

 

[WinterDeere]

It's scary what some people will do. Some years back we did a project for the local power company and one thing covered at their mandatory safety meeting was to not accept food or drinks from the public. It seems that a woman who lives by one of their projects was always coming over and chatting. One day she brought them homemade cookies... laced with antifreeze.

They're doing their community a grave disservice if they didn't have her arrested. Just imagine what a sociopathic lady like that is going to do to the kids who keep cutting through her lawn, or accidentally bat a baseball through her window.