[AT] OT Humor

[charlie hill]

Greg,  I agree with you to an extent but you have to give these guys a 
little bit of slack.  They are trying VERY hard to make that venture in to 
the world of Satellite TV work.  They want, I believe, to have the kind of 
programming that folks like us are looking for but they can only air what 
they have or what they can find available.  They don't produce most of those 
programs.

Right now it is awkward at best but it is still, as Lyle says, better than 
the sex, drugs, violence on Network TV.  Personally I spend most of my TV 
time watching the History Channel, Discovery, A&E, etc. but I keep checking 
RFDTV and occasionally find something I am very interested in.  I'm not an 
active farmer but I really enjoy watching AG PHD.  Talk about two young guys 
that know their stuff.  The only problem is keeping up with them.

Here's wishing everyone a wonderful Easter.

Charlie
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Greg Hass" <gkhass at avci.net>
To: "Antique tractor email discussion group" <at at lists.antique-tractor.com>
Sent: Sunday, April 16, 2006 12:11 AM
Subject: RE: [AT] OT Humor


> RFDT---------- The All-Horse channel; all horses except when no one can 
> watch. Also they seem to thrive on deceiving the people. A few months back 
> they advertised a special program devoted to horse drawn equipment. I 
> thought it would be fun to see horse drawn corn binders, grain binders, 
> mowers,etc.  What they failed to mention was that it was a hour long 
> infomercial for companies that build 12 ft. turbo diesel driven mowers, 
> big wheel rakes with engine driven hydl. pumps to fold them for transport. 
> Not my idea of horse driven  equipment even though a horse may have pulled 
> it . Recently, they advertised 2 differrnt specials, one on how to chose 
> you first tractor, the other was something like how to chose equipment for 
> the small farm. Turns out both were hour long infomercials for John Deere. 
> I turned off these programs as soon as I realized what they were. Remember 
> the saying---- three strikes and your out?--------- well, I'm there.
> Greg Hass
>
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