Moving grass and the sense of doom

Discussion in 'Free Thoughts' started by dixonmassey, May 9, 2007.

  1. dixonmassey Valued Senior Member

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    In this time of a year, grassmoving madness is in the full swing again to be over with in the late fall. For some reason, fat (and not so fat) people riding on their loanmoving tractors, pushing loanmovers, working for hire, etc. is causing a gigantic turbulance and resentment in my head. Tens of millions of grassmoving human units become a collective symbol for the decline, rot, doom, absolute hopelessness of the world which has produced them. I still haven't figured out why grassmoving automatically triggers such apocalyptic thoughts.
     
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  3. fishtail Registered Senior Member

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    Maybe standing by and watching people work makes you feel guilty

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  5. dixonmassey Valued Senior Member

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    Nope. No guilt, when I see them I'm working (most of the time), I have rather slim sense that people who move grass N-times per year, sitting on their cool tractors, are little bit on the lazy side.
     
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  7. fishtail Registered Senior Member

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    It is a good way of getting out of houshold chores, washing dishes, cleaning the loo, changing the baby.
     

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