Pulling a T-Post

[WTA]

We just wrap a chain around them and with the 3 point arms all the way down and a drawbar between them we wrap the other end of the chain around that. Even my old super C farmall with a fast hitch would pull one out like that. We had a bunch of them burried 4 feet in the ground for some reason when we bought this place too and I never could understand why.

There were concreted in anchors for an old greenhouse that blew away a couple years ago too. They didn't help much for the green house but the anchors stayed in the ground. There must have been 200 pounds of concrete around the base of each one. The farmall pulled them right out too.

 

[swines]

When I joined I couldn't find a american pitbull terrier pic that I liked so I used an English bull terrier figuring most people wouldn't know the difference and over the years have just never changed it. In 7 years on TBN you're the first to notice or care enough to question it

We have an English Staffordshire Terrier - "Petey" from the Little Rascals, or "Tige" the Buster Brown Shoe dog...people insist on calling him a "pitbull" - but he's not.

We tell people he's a mixed breed - boxer + dalmation (he's white with black spots + brindle) - when they get hinkey about the terrible, uncontrollable, unpredictable, "pitbull."

Absolutely the sweetest, easiest going, most even tempered dog we've ever had.

 

[PitbullMidwest]

... the terrible, uncontrollable, unpredictable, "pitbull".

My online name comes from my younger years when a friend compared me to a pitbull; I reacted too quickly, bit harder than intended and once I got my teeth into something just couldn't let things go.

After years of serving Christ, the name has become a misnomer, but what's a guy to do? Kinda late to change it now.