Melonfeud
I Copy!,,, er,,,I guess,,,ah,,,maybe.
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I guess friends, fans & fellow members, that for most in life , more is said than done and this is pretty much the entire gist of this thread, yes! a post about the one that got away and/ or you escaped from (which really shouldn't be a regrettably memory) and/or passing up on that smoking, screaming deal when you took a pass on that classic muscle car back in the day or that (at least) 22lb. lunker large mouth bass you almost brought up to breaking the waters surface before it 'tinked' your line and was gone!,,,
Mine would be at this stage of the game in life would ,in all honesty,,, passing up on an offer of 65 acres 3 miles north of the Canadian river in Oklahoma for a flat 40k, I was hooked immediately, but didn't have that kind of capital it would've required to even 'lock' it down at the time right around 1990 or 91, it was owned by an older friend of mine who would've even carried it a little while, who ran construction 'iron' and well,him getting old,fat& lazy developed a bad habit of standing on top of the road grader blade he'd operate and reach in the cab, push& pull a couple of levers to alleviate that undue effort of properly mounting the equipment
Anyway he'd slipped while pulling this bone head maneuver, grasped the wrong levers and ended up losing his left leg in the process, he'd lived& died in a wheelchair after that
But that's when the ol' boy had shot me that deal,,, and I've pretty much been kicking myself over it ever since & every time the mention of the Canadian river is brought up in movies and such ,dredges up that faint flicker of "what if"
I'd love hearing any & all input you regretful fans might harbor,,,
Mine would be at this stage of the game in life would ,in all honesty,,, passing up on an offer of 65 acres 3 miles north of the Canadian river in Oklahoma for a flat 40k, I was hooked immediately, but didn't have that kind of capital it would've required to even 'lock' it down at the time right around 1990 or 91, it was owned by an older friend of mine who would've even carried it a little while, who ran construction 'iron' and well,him getting old,fat& lazy developed a bad habit of standing on top of the road grader blade he'd operate and reach in the cab, push& pull a couple of levers to alleviate that undue effort of properly mounting the equipment
Anyway he'd slipped while pulling this bone head maneuver, grasped the wrong levers and ended up losing his left leg in the process, he'd lived& died in a wheelchair after that
But that's when the ol' boy had shot me that deal,,, and I've pretty much been kicking myself over it ever since & every time the mention of the Canadian river is brought up in movies and such ,dredges up that faint flicker of "what if"
I'd love hearing any & all input you regretful fans might harbor,,,