6ft tall grass cut with bad boy

Justcutabigone said:
Boy I really started a pissing contest between you two lol
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So maybe you did or maybe you didn't but it ticks me off when somebody comes in here bragging their itty-bitty cheapo Crapman can mow SIX FEET HIGH WEEDS....I know better. Still waiting for his picture, and anybody can Photoshop a picture anyhow.
 
Bobby sue my little b itch if you was not a false teeth incest hill Billy closet fag you would know that JD is not the only mower that can turn a blade Did you know that Briggs or anyone else does not make a motor that is better just to put on a JD????? I have a JD and a snapper in my shop both have a broke piñon gear my craftsman and my poulan have cut more grass then I got out of the high dollor ones. And I will post a few pics when I get home tonight Your tractor is ok but you need to get a man size one what good is it if you can only lift 800 pounds I have to take 32 pics every yard I do so how many pics you want
 
Don't need any pics becuz they will not change any of my opinions now. BTW, my Webster's defines "hillbilly" as someone who lives in or comes from the mountains or backwoods, ESPECIALLY of the South. Was born and raised in Michigan, so it appears your term doesn't apply to me.

No outhouses nor stills around these here parts, either. AW SHUCKS......:laughing::laughing::laughing:
 
Wow bobby sue did you see all the post from members. Omg my JD WONT START. I'll stick with my craftsman The decks s uck but the steering and rear end last years
 
JDgreen said:
Don't need any pics becuz they will not change any of my opinions now. BTW, my Webster's defines "hillbilly" as someone who lives in or comes from the mountains or backwoods, ESPECIALLY of the South. Was born and raised in Michigan, so it appears your term doesn't apply to me.

No outhouses nor stills around these here parts, either. AW SHUCKS......:laughing::laughing::laughing:
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Hillbilly is a term referring to certain people who dwell in rural, mountainous areas of the United States, primarily the Appalachia and also the Ozarks. Appalachian Mountains usually include areas in the states of Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia Maryland, and North Carolina, as well as sometimes extending as far south as northern Georgia and western South Carolina, as far North as Pennsylvania, New York. Maine and Southern Ohio. the last time I look that was real close to Michigan. BTW the term is frequently considered derogatory and so is usually offensive to the people of Appalachian heritage, The term has nothing to do with outhouses and stills but I'm sure that Michigan has had there fair share of those outhouses and stills....:laughing::laughing::laughing:


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appalachian_Mountains#cite_note-0http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appalachian_Mountains#cite_note-1
 
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