MLPFC Shit Posting

[LoudHogRider]

Having been a Cub Scout, Boy Scout, Explorer and that whole jungle thing with the Army, my idea of camping now is a 5 star hotel. But then again we didn't have all the cool stuff that you purchased so there's that. The trailer does sound really nice. Nah, you can catch me at the hotel and you can use the shower if you like 🦟🕷️🐍🪰🐜

I never took you for a coward. Sad.


😉

 

[LoudHogRider]

Having been a Cub Scout, Boy Scout, Explorer and that whole jungle thing with the Army, my idea of camping now is a 5 star hotel. But then again we didn't have all the cool stuff that you purchased so there's that. The trailer does sound really nice. Nah, you can catch me at the hotel and you can use the shower if you like 🦟🕷️🐍🪰🐜

I'm still chuckling at my previous response ^^^, but your response reminded me of a story. Back in my single days in the Twin Cities, I briefly dated a ginger, divorced nurse (the jackpot trifecta!). She eventually shared a story about the demise of her previous marriage, which actually began on her honeymoon. Her husband had arranged for a romantic week of canoeing in the boundary waters area of northern MN. She claimed she was promised romantic breakfasts, etc. when blueberry pancake mix in a package, ginormous mosquitos and portaging her canoe from body of water to the next body of water turned out to be the reality.

She said on the third day of the "honeymoon adventure", she simply looked at her soon-to-be-ex-husband and said, "I'm done with this shit. You get me to the nearest Ramada Inn and I mean now!" 🤣

I laughed sympathetically, girded my loins for another round of bliss, and quickly got the hell outta that relationship.

 

[Jim14510]

Barbara Dare and Tracey Adams.

I will do some research to see if I approve.

 

[Woodrow F Call]

I will do some research to see if I approve.

I definitely approve of Tracey

 

[Jim14510]

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I definitely approve of Tracey

I viewed a few videos of Ms. Dare and she was ahead of her time.

 

[God is a Husker]

And @GodIsAHusker. He might come out of retirement (new parenthood) to waste a little time here.

 

[bbenson67]

Welcome back sir. Really, really great to see you here. You should feel right at home itt as it has become the default MLPFC.

 

[God is a Husker]

Welcome back sir. Really, really great to see you here. You should feel right at home itt as it has become the default MLPFC.

 

[Woodrow F Call]

@scotchfrost9697 tell me if you'd be pissed in this scenario...

Had 160 steers and heifers consigned to kimball livestock in SoDak this past week. The one owner said feed and water pens would be full so send them Monday evening (Tuesday sale) and he'd pull the lead consignment from a pen a with hay and water, then put mine in it at 8-9 am. I had both trucks weigh when they left the feed yard, 782 average, steers and heifers mixed.

I call Tuesday evening to see how they sold, my top end of steers weighed 773 in the ring. (shouldve been more like 810-820) top end of the heifers 696 (should've been 725 easy). I finally got the one owner on the line and basically just said wtf? He said its nothing knew for people to over estimate what their cattle weighed and was treating me like an idiot. I said dude, I know we dont know each other, but I ship cattle every month of the year and nothing shrinks 10% unless they aren't put on feed and water for 24 hrs, it was a 120 mile haul, fuck our 1450 pound fat heiferettes havent been shrinking 6% on a 1300 mile haul to fernley Nevada!(I then asked him if he'd care to argue over state certified weight tickets when they left the feedyard) and he instantly started singing a different tune. Well come to find out it was the other owner that fucked up, he personally put them in the pen behind the chute then never told anyone to move them in the morning.

I'm not terribly pissed because the steers at 773, brought 1.5250. But my point was theres no way in knowing that they wouldn't have brought 1.50 if they weighed 800. That's $22 a head. Same goes for the heifers that were 696 at 1.39.

They haven't offered any break on commission or anything. I did make it clear if theres a fucking feed and yardage charge taken out of the check I'll be driving 400 miles to kimball and knocking his teeth out(I said it politely as possible).

Am I overreacting?

 

[Woodrow F Call]

@God is a Husker did you know we legit thought you were @died?

A poster on TMB must've got his stories/wires crossed.

 

[God is a Husker]

@God is a Husker did you know we legit thought you were @died?

A poster on TMB must've got his stories/wires crossed.

 

[God is a Husker]

@scotchfrost9697 tell me if you'd be pissed in this scenario...

Had 160 steers and heifers consigned to kimball livestock in SoDak this past week. The one owner said feed and water pens would be full so send them Monday evening (Tuesday sale) and he'd pull the lead consignment from a pen a with hay and water, then put mine in it at 8-9 am. I had both trucks weigh when they left the feed yard, 782 average, steers and heifers mixed.

I call Tuesday evening to see how they sold, my top end of steers weighed 773 in the ring. (shouldve been more like 810-820) top end of the heifers 696 (should've been 725 easy). I finally got the one owner on the line and basically just said wtf? He said its nothing knew for people to over estimate what their cattle weighed and was treating me like an idiot. I said dude, I know we dont know each other, but I ship cattle every month of the year and nothing shrinks 10% unless they aren't put on feed and water for 24 hrs, it was a 120 mile haul, fuck our 1450 pound fat heiferettes havent been shrinking 6% on a 1300 mile haul to fernley Nevada!(I then asked him if he'd care to argue over state certified weight tickets when they left the feedyard) and he instantly started singing a different tune. Well come to find out it was the other owner that fucked up, he personally put them in the pen behind the chute then never told anyone to move them in the morning.

I'm not terribly pissed because the steers at 773, brought 1.5250. But my point was theres no way in knowing that they wouldn't have brought 1.50 if they weighed 800. That's $22 a head. Same goes for the heifers that were 696 at 1.39.

They haven't offered any break on commission or anything. I did make it clear if theres a fucking feed and yardage charge taken out of the check I'll be driving 400 miles to kimball and knocking his teeth out(I said it politely as possible).

Am I overreacting?

 

[Adolph Coors]

@scotchfrost9697 tell me if you'd be pissed in this scenario...

Had 160 steers and heifers consigned to kimball livestock in SoDak this past week. The one owner said feed and water pens would be full so send them Monday evening (Tuesday sale) and he'd pull the lead consignment from a pen a with hay and water, then put mine in it at 8-9 am. I had both trucks weigh when they left the feed yard, 782 average, steers and heifers mixed.

I call Tuesday evening to see how they sold, my top end of steers weighed 773 in the ring. (shouldve been more like 810-820) top end of the heifers 696 (should've been 725 easy). I finally got the one owner on the line and basically just said wtf? He said its nothing knew for people to over estimate what their cattle weighed and was treating me like an idiot. I said dude, I know we dont know each other, but I ship cattle every month of the year and nothing shrinks 10% unless they aren't put on feed and water for 24 hrs, it was a 120 mile haul, fuck our 1450 pound fat heiferettes havent been shrinking 6% on a 1300 mile haul to fernley Nevada!(I then asked him if he'd care to argue over state certified weight tickets when they left the feedyard) and he instantly started singing a different tune. Well come to find out it was the other owner that fucked up, he personally put them in the pen behind the chute then never told anyone to move them in the morning.

I'm not terribly pissed because the steers at 773, brought 1.5250. But my point was theres no way in knowing that they wouldn't have brought 1.50 if they weighed 800. That's $22 a head. Same goes for the heifers that were 696 at 1.39.

They haven't offered any break on commission or anything. I did make it clear if theres a fucking feed and yardage charge taken out of the check I'll be driving 400 miles to kimball and knocking his teeth out(I said it politely as possible).

Am I overreacting?

id be fucking pissed too, it doesnt matter if it turned out “okay” it was arranged for them to have feed & water beforehand and they fucked up. thats actually a pretty big fuck up & they were banking on you shrugging & saying i guess you overestimated. i wouldnt think youd have to pay any yardage for starters, after that i dont know what can happen but thats real shitty

 

[Woodrow F Call]

id be fucking pissed too, it doesnt matter if it turned out “okay” it was arranged for them to have feed & water beforehand and they fucked up. thats actually a pretty big fuck up & they were banking on you shrugging & saying i guess you overestimated. i wouldnt think youd have to pay any yardage for starters, after that i dont know what can happen but thats real shitty

I thought my gripe was justified, that's really all I wanted to know from someone in the business that's not related or someone I know personally.

I've totally accepted the fact I won't see a dime of compensation for their fuck up. Hope you and your families luck has turned the corner on the health side of things

 

[Dr.DrakeRamoray]

Ms BRM had her third accident in the last 18 months. I’m going to buy her a tank next

 

[Jim14510]

Ms BRM had her third accident in the last 18 months. I’m going to buy her a tank next

How many were her fault?

 

[Dr.DrakeRamoray]

How many were her fault?

Take a guess

 

[Jim14510]

Take a guess

According to her zero. According to the cops 3.

 

[Dr.DrakeRamoray]

According to her zero. According to the cops 3.

Bingo

 

[Jim14510]

Bingo

At what point do you get dropped by the insurance company?