chickenman
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The feather not the dotI bet the Indians loved it too. ;)
I bet the Indians loved it too ;) ....before the "founders" came along. ;)
Who wrote that article?
From an old farmtown myself. Not much farmin goin on round there now. Mink farms bankrupt, dairy farms bankrupt...had to sell all their land to developers. Turned into a real high falootin, high class bedroom community. My mom, bless her heart, sittin in the middle of rich, organic ;) consumers, safe and sound. Property value high. Very little crime, rich folk don't steal from each other, they get it from poor folk, j/k. Me? Think I liked it better the old way. Up side is, my property got a nice boost in value. Down side, no farm work for the kids. Not so much need if you wealthy I suppose. Anyway, brought back some memories.:)
I see where your coming from about the assimilated Indian you mentioned, thankfully there some traditional natives left in North America that would never let that happenThankfully the chicken herders moved in 'cus if it was Indian land >now< it would be covered wall to wall with natural gas wells and casinos o_O:confused: Such love....such love....
Good read CM. Lotsa truth in there. Bring yer retirement fund! LOL. That'll weed em out...
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