Comments on: I’ve been wondering when we’d read about it. http://www.karbonkountymoos.com/2006/11/11/ive-been-wondering-when-wed-read-about-it/ I'm physically incapable of making a long story short - and I've been making short stories long for years. Fri, 05 Dec 2008 04:28:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 by: Kirk Dooley http://www.karbonkountymoos.com/2006/11/11/ive-been-wondering-when-wed-read-about-it/#comment-3082 Sun, 12 Nov 2006 21:40:09 +0000 http://www.karbonkountymoos.com/2006/11/11/ive-been-wondering-when-wed-read-about-it/#comment-3082 Sorry folks about repeating myself above, but the first post left out an important sentence for some reason. (They say you know you're going crazy when you repeat yourself. I've known that for a long time before that.) Sorry folks about repeating myself above, but the first post left out an important sentence for some reason. (They say you know you’re going crazy when you repeat yourself. I’ve known that for a long time before that.)

]]> by: Mr. HK http://www.karbonkountymoos.com/2006/11/11/ive-been-wondering-when-wed-read-about-it/#comment-3081 Sun, 12 Nov 2006 19:43:49 +0000 http://www.karbonkountymoos.com/2006/11/11/ive-been-wondering-when-wed-read-about-it/#comment-3081 Sorry to hear it! =^( Sorry to hear it!

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]]> by: Linda http://www.karbonkountymoos.com/2006/11/11/ive-been-wondering-when-wed-read-about-it/#comment-3080 Sun, 12 Nov 2006 16:39:33 +0000 http://www.karbonkountymoos.com/2006/11/11/ive-been-wondering-when-wed-read-about-it/#comment-3080 What a tragedy! I hope the farmers come out of this ok! I felt so badly reading the article! It has to be heart breaking. What a tragedy! I hope the farmers come out of this ok! I felt so badly reading the article! It has to be heart breaking.

]]> by: Jon http://www.karbonkountymoos.com/2006/11/11/ive-been-wondering-when-wed-read-about-it/#comment-3079 Sun, 12 Nov 2006 04:10:41 +0000 http://www.karbonkountymoos.com/2006/11/11/ive-been-wondering-when-wed-read-about-it/#comment-3079 Saw the article this eve. I hope the situation turns out okay. Saw the article this eve. I hope the situation turns out okay.

]]> by: Kirk Dooley & Mutt http://www.karbonkountymoos.com/2006/11/11/ive-been-wondering-when-wed-read-about-it/#comment-3075 Sat, 11 Nov 2006 20:24:58 +0000 http://www.karbonkountymoos.com/2006/11/11/ive-been-wondering-when-wed-read-about-it/#comment-3075 In 2001, after it had been pretty dry up there for a few years, it rained like crazy while I was up there visiting Pops. (It even <i>snowed</i> in Bozeman -- and this was in <i>June</i>!) The moisture was a great help, and it looked like the wheat and corn yields would be bushel crops. Until late July, when the thunderstorms rolled in. <b>With hail.</b> My good friend Terry in Albuquerque (who hails--no pun inteneded -- from Baker, and knows something about the ag way of life) called me up after news of the storms -- which wiped out more than a few farmers -- was on the <i>Gazoo</i> Online. We were talking about it, when I asked the provervial question: "What did those poor b*****ds do to get God so mad at them?" It's just another reason to feel for the sons and daughters of the soil. If it isn't low prices on crops and livestock, high prices on machinery or four- and six-legged varmits, it's Mother Nature and/or The Boss. (Remember -- you're not paranoid if they really <i>are</i> out to get you.) In 2001, after it had been pretty dry up there for a few years, it rained like crazy while I was up there visiting Pops. (It even snowed in Bozeman — and this was in June!) The moisture was a great help, and it looked like the wheat and corn yields would be bushel crops. Until late July, when the thunderstorms rolled in.

With hail.

My good friend Terry in Albuquerque (who hails–no pun inteneded — from Baker, and knows something about the ag way of life) called me up after news of the storms — which wiped out more than a few farmers — was on the Gazoo Online. We were talking about it, when I asked the provervial question: “What did those poor b*****ds do to get God so mad at them?”

It’s just another reason to feel for the sons and daughters of the soil. If it isn’t low prices on crops and livestock, high prices on machinery or four- and six-legged varmits, it’s Mother Nature and/or The Boss. (Remember — you’re not paranoid if they really are out to get you.)

]]> by: Kirk Dooley & Mutt http://www.karbonkountymoos.com/2006/11/11/ive-been-wondering-when-wed-read-about-it/#comment-3074 Sat, 11 Nov 2006 20:24:16 +0000 http://www.karbonkountymoos.com/2006/11/11/ive-been-wondering-when-wed-read-about-it/#comment-3074 In 2001, after it had been pretty dry up there for a few years, it rained like crazy while I was up there visiting Pops. (It even <i>snowed</i> in Bozeman -- and this was in <i>June</i>!) The moisture was a great help, and it looked like the wheat and corn yields would be bushel crops. Until late July, when the thunderstorms rolled in. My good friend Terry in Albuquerque (who hails--no pun inteneded -- from Baker, and knows something about the ag way of life) called me up after news of the storms -- which wiped out more than a few farmers -- was on the <i>Gazoo</i> Online. We were talking about it, when I asked the provervial question: "What did those poor b*****ds do to get God so mad at them?" It's just another reason to feel for the sons and daughters of the soil. If it isn't low prices on crops and livestock, high prices on machinery or four- and six-legged varmits, it's Mother Nature and/or The Boss. (Remember -- you're not paranoid if they really <i>are</i> out to get you.) In 2001, after it had been pretty dry up there for a few years, it rained like crazy while I was up there visiting Pops. (It even snowed in Bozeman — and this was in June!) The moisture was a great help, and it looked like the wheat and corn yields would be bushel crops. Until late July, when the thunderstorms rolled in.

My good friend Terry in Albuquerque (who hails–no pun inteneded — from Baker, and knows something about the ag way of life) called me up after news of the storms — which wiped out more than a few farmers — was on the Gazoo Online. We were talking about it, when I asked the provervial question: “What did those poor b*****ds do to get God so mad at them?”

It’s just another reason to feel for the sons and daughters of the soil. If it isn’t low prices on crops and livestock, high prices on machinery or four- and six-legged varmits, it’s Mother Nature and/or The Boss. (Remember — you’re not paranoid if they really are out to get you.)

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