04-08-2012, 01:07 PM
Most here seem to be about what stuff? I like to smell nice, that's not a crime. As far as sophistication...
I am from here:
![[Image: ya1c.jpg]](http://i40.tinypic.com/ya1c.jpg)
Fancy, right? That is the closest Google Earth will let me get to home. Two bedroom house, one bathroom, one big sink in the kitchen.
Cattle guard to keep the runaway cows in. You have to chase them down the canal road and turn them around. They won't cross the cattle guard, freaks them out.
Last of the year's hay in the lot. First cuts are already sold for horses. Second cuts are stored under open-sided awnings at the ranch for winter feed when the cows come down from summer meadow. Third cuts (and fourth if you are lucky) are put here to sell. That stack to the left is two trailers of hay, stacked by hand. One thrower, one stacker. Have to use the hooks to catch when you get up high. Have to know how to stack, cut side up, so the bales don't fall down and can dry without molding. During alfalfa season that lot is full, twelve stacks wide, four or six trailers long.
It isn't about sophistication. It is about being so fucking oblivious you don't even have respect for a person's name. That is the most basic form of courtesy, saying or spelling a name correctly. I am the opposite of sophisticated. Stupid people will get you hurt. I can't imagine thinking ignorance is cute.
She's a silly bitch. And I smell better than she does.
I am from here:
Fancy, right? That is the closest Google Earth will let me get to home. Two bedroom house, one bathroom, one big sink in the kitchen.
Cattle guard to keep the runaway cows in. You have to chase them down the canal road and turn them around. They won't cross the cattle guard, freaks them out.
Last of the year's hay in the lot. First cuts are already sold for horses. Second cuts are stored under open-sided awnings at the ranch for winter feed when the cows come down from summer meadow. Third cuts (and fourth if you are lucky) are put here to sell. That stack to the left is two trailers of hay, stacked by hand. One thrower, one stacker. Have to use the hooks to catch when you get up high. Have to know how to stack, cut side up, so the bales don't fall down and can dry without molding. During alfalfa season that lot is full, twelve stacks wide, four or six trailers long.
It isn't about sophistication. It is about being so fucking oblivious you don't even have respect for a person's name. That is the most basic form of courtesy, saying or spelling a name correctly. I am the opposite of sophisticated. Stupid people will get you hurt. I can't imagine thinking ignorance is cute.
She's a silly bitch. And I smell better than she does.