[Knqzjbmf]

A tough roe to hoe? En Anglais, s'il-vous plaît...

[Toivaluadiora]

Originally posted by Grandpa Troll


That is where you would miss the concept of forgiveness and miss why Christ died for us.

But yes, I do love da ladies pictures, and why yes, dat Donkey maybe making me go "EEEEEE---orrrrr"

But seriously, cancer is a tough roe to hoe

Gramps Just remember what Jesus said about looking at women Gramps.

[Dwencejed]

Originally posted by Wezil


Gramps is just getting senile. huh?

oh, I meant as in farming term, hoe is a farm tool, and means to dig up the roe to either prepare to plant or to harvest what is beneath the earthen cover.

Hope this helps

The show is, in fact, just one piece, ''Roe to Hoe,'' by Lisa Hein and Bob Seng, in which hoses fed by Hudson River water fitfully spritz a carpet of Astroturf. The carpet is sliced down the middle, and a jumble of rusted farm tools appear to emerge from its center. Whether they're symbols of fertility or decay is hard to say, but either way the piece is visually sodden.


Check this article and the



THIRD PICTURE DOWN and read the caption (WORDS) underneath

I do so hope this helps

Gramps

[XKAgustin]

Did he say that wood is always worst in the morning?

[TainuibeFaimb]

Originally posted by Provost Harrison
Did he say that wood is always worst in the morning? Not....quite.

[AromeWahmaron]

Originally posted by BlackCat


No longer need to be scared for wolves or bears; nuclear holocaust dissapered with the cold war; salmonella doesn't after all kill two out of three; one out of thousand that dies from cancer, scary but ...

Nah what is really dangerous is to be alive - death rate is 100 % Q F T!!

[gypearteday]

Originally posted by Wezil


Sorry GT, I wasn't up on pre-tractor terminology. My bad. Its ok, I grew up in 1960's picking potatos by hand and in 1970's raking Blueberries.

Farming was a way of life back in the woods where I came from in Maine.

[Immusaatmonna]

My parents own a farm.

[tLO0hFNy]

Given that I've had two go arounds with it, yeah it's scares the crap out of me.

[Aizutox]

Originally posted by Kidicious


Does looking at them obsessively in the mirror count? Only if you are close enough to leave smudges.

[traiffhetl]

Wezil's like that. Mr. Offensive, as he's known in some circles.

[iOqedeyH]

Originally posted by Tiamat
Given that I've had two go arounds with it, yeah it's scares the crap out of me. Thanks for your honesty, Cavalier attitudes by others in other posts, but a tough time when your saddled with this burden.

Gramps

[85IbLcwQ]

not at all. it's not in my family history.

unfortunately heart disease is on my fathers side and alzheimer's is on my mothers side.

I'd take a heart attack over losing my mind.

I've always known I'd die an early age of heart failure. I think it's one of the better ways to die. Few second or minutes to contemplate your death vs. months of pain