As one of the trustees for a cemetery I can not understand why it would make one bit of difference if burials had already occurred within a tract desi...

Once again this site has proven that one can learn almost anything sooner or later. From lawyers to grease zerks to the origin of punchcards for comp...

Not grasping the true problem as this seems to be a fairly simple trigger-nom-uh-tree problem. Using an American football expression, tell him to "PU...

I was filling grease zerks before I was old enough to drive the tractors. That's what I heard them being called, so that's what I called them, too. ...

Nine hours and not one person has asked if I agreed to take on the current project in tick Hell. My helper will view it as just another day in Paradi...

Riding a four-wheeler is one thing. Riding one along the side of terrain having a signficant sideslope is entirely a different way to find excitement...

I will long remember the problems I had switching from strictly 2-D data to 3-D data. A certain line needed to be extended until it was of a certain ...

In farm country, the question is: "How many lawyers does it take to grease a combine?" The answer: "Just one, if you run him through very slowly." ...

@james-fleming Allow four hours for the KC to STL drive. Roughly 250 miles with Columbia very close to the midpoint if you need a break. You might...

Answer: They were born that way. That's why they became lawyers.

@jim-in-az It was the neighbor who piled scrap in the corner and then removed it. Must not have phrased my collection of pronouns correctly.