What is wrong with this picture??

[kebo]

I'll let you decide....

 

[Bear Foot Farm]

People are stupid

 

[Thomas]

Wrong person operating tractor,..maybe young lad has tad more common sense.

 

[MikeD74T]

That poor abused endangered child will never learn anything by riding on a tractor, school is the only place learning can occur. Before long he'll be answering stupid questions on TBN instead of asking them. MikeD74T

 

[texasjohn]

Me, me, me...I know, I know, I know...kid should be standing on box blade so he can get better view :confused2: (NOT)

 

[Renze]

Tractor has the wrong colour: it should be blue and badged Iseki.

 

[MoKelly]

Like the song goes ... "God is great, beer is good and people are crazy".

MoKelly

 

[mmurphy]

Exhaust does not go high enough giving driver and rider second hand smoke?

 

[Transit]

I dont take it too lightly, if things go wrong you all will have a different tune.

 

[Renze]

I dont take it too lightly, if things go wrong you all will have a different tune.

There are many different breeds of people. I was raised on a tractor since i was 5. My 60yo neighbour used to borrow our tractor and allways returned with damage, or we had to pull him from a ditch. He drove first when he was 45...

We had some African folks over for a church congress. They wondered if we never worried when it storms, living behind dikes. ...No we dont, only the older people that have seen the 1953 floodings.
...And what about you, do you never worry that a lion or hyena will get you or one of your family members, out there in Africa ?? "...no we dont, we know there is some danger, but we dont see it as a threat and never think about it..."


I'm not saying you're overreacting nor disrespecting your concern, just i got raised differently and grew up being taught the risks. My mother will never learn, shes just not aware of the risk. She shaved her finger on the PTO powered firewood saw last month, and now we wont let her get near it. (She grew up with household appliances and a milking machine, the rest was boys work when she grew up )