Farm help wanted

[farmaholic]

Maybe his reference to Stick and Ball sports shows he isn't a team player and would rather compete on a one to one basis. Shows a bit of a control freak issue where he doesn't want to rely on others for his ability to win.

[bluefargo]

I know two things after reading this:
1) I would never work for this pompous arrogant jerk
2) he would never hire me

[wilagro]

If I were 59 years younger I might apply for the job.

I've had 30 years of computer use, can still weld, have driven sprayers and combines. Have worked many 12 hour days. No GPS experience but a short course would probably suffice. Graduated from Ag College...sixth place in our class of 37...not that bad.

Oh well...couldn't have worked for a perfectionist...dream over...What's for breakfast?

[blackpowder]

Class of 37?!

[farmaholic]

Makes him born in about 1920. About 94 years old. Unless "back then" they graduated in grade 8. I think my uncle has a grade 8 "diploma", that would make Willy about 90. Are you really that old?

[farmaholic]

Ooops, you're getting younger by the post Willy, Graduated from Ag College in '37. But still, even if you spent 4 years there still makes you about 85, still old....

[farmaholic]

Did they have pencils and paper for the students back then or did you have to use chalk and a chalkboard when seated at your desk? And don't bring up a hammer, chisel and stone tablet. Actually you could say you were one of the first to use a "tablet".

Don't laugh, we never had computers when I graduated from school, was taught typing but not on a keyboard, a typewriter. LOL -- NEVER thought that was going to come in handy. Too Funny.

[wilagro]

My error in not explaining that there were 37 students in our particular class. Class sizes varied depending on course material and formal education of students prior to enrollment. I graduated in 1955.

And yes, I am getting friggin' old but everyone gets to experience the "golden years" providing one's health doesn't deteriorate too drastically.