election leftovers

Nov 08, 2012 13 Replies

Don't know if you folks know I farm for my real job. My supplier called up yesterday and told me he had an extra three semi loads of manure, 30 tons, left over from the election.



Anyway, I spend tommorrow spreading bull s*it all day long. Maybe I should run for office.



Karl


30 tons is one semi load. i

Not if you're 80,000 GVW rated, the weight of the tractor and trailer will eat half of that and leave you good for around 40,000 / 20 tons cargo, with some variability based on day cab vs. big sleeper, live bottom manure spreader trailer vs dry van, etc. You don't want to be paying overweight fines on a load of s*it...

Was that Democrat or Republican manure? Make sure there are no political signs left in the loads. ;-)

Not on a load of s*it, for sure.

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Its a volume problem. They use belly dumps and can only get ten tons filling to overflowing.

Or in other words, good bull s*it has a lot of hot air in it.

Karl

Up here, its pure demo-crap. Both the stae house and state senate changed to pure demo-crap. Plus we already had the goofiest governor in the country. We're in for an expensive ride.

Karl

How do you separate the bull s*it from the cow s*it?

My sympathy, but everyone knows Democrats produce mor BS than anyone else. The election results here was solid Republican.

Donate it to the DNC. Their war chest has to be almost empty.

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Its a volume problem. They use belly dumps and can only get ten tons filling to overflowing.

Or in other words, good bull s*it has a lot of hot air in it.

Karl

No. Voids to let the methane escape.

I was talking about printed signs on sticks, or wires that might jam the spreader. :)

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