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A good old bull, part one.
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<blockquote data-quote="alexfarms" data-source="post: 1147364" data-attributes="member: 8677"><p>"This is not directed at alexfarms. I have seen their posts on here and I like what I see. But their post here seem out of sort."</p><p></p><p>LOL. Hmmm. Let's see, your post isn't directed at me, but it's my posts that are the topic of your post? Maybe you could clarify your statement for me?</p><p></p><p>Meanwhile, I'll clarify the only point I've made in this entire thread. A bull that can't be controlled with fences is not a keeper. There is no way a sane person could possibly believe a bull can't have a strong libido without crawling through fences. The bull got out, tore up fences, bred a neighbors cows 3 miles away. The neighbor tells him they don't need these kinds if headaches and "councils him to get rid of the bull" and here is saying he kept the bull, he's still getting out all the time and he's bragging the bull up. I don't think I'm outta line here. I haven't used any school yard language. Do you think I've been outta line?</p><p>"I can tell a lot about a person by how he treats his neighbors." That's not an original statement, that's a pretty well accepted theory that I've heard often repeated throughout my life. It's not too far from the biblical verse often called the golden rule. Another statement I've often heard in my life is "Good fences make good neighbors."</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="alexfarms, post: 1147364, member: 8677"] "This is not directed at alexfarms. I have seen their posts on here and I like what I see. But their post here seem out of sort." LOL. Hmmm. Let's see, your post isn't directed at me, but it's my posts that are the topic of your post? Maybe you could clarify your statement for me? Meanwhile, I'll clarify the only point I've made in this entire thread. A bull that can't be controlled with fences is not a keeper. There is no way a sane person could possibly believe a bull can't have a strong libido without crawling through fences. The bull got out, tore up fences, bred a neighbors cows 3 miles away. The neighbor tells him they don't need these kinds if headaches and "councils him to get rid of the bull" and here is saying he kept the bull, he's still getting out all the time and he's bragging the bull up. I don't think I'm outta line here. I haven't used any school yard language. Do you think I've been outta line? "I can tell a lot about a person by how he treats his neighbors." That's not an original statement, that's a pretty well accepted theory that I've heard often repeated throughout my life. It's not too far from the biblical verse often called the golden rule. Another statement I've often heard in my life is "Good fences make good neighbors." [/QUOTE]
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