Homeowner Forum / Rural Living / December 2004

The gentle Hmong hillsman...reverted to full monkey status: shooting to death
humans at will.
Deport all niggers chinamen and jews back.

I'm 51 years old and have been a Single Dad for 18 years. My Son is
off in the Navy now an' I'm sorta settled down by m'self in the hills
o' West Virginia. I've been riding & building Harleys from coast to
coast for 35 years or so. I have the same bike I built in 1970. I am

I can handle most any animal, but I am so deadly afraid of rats that I
totally freak out from them.  Even mice get me standing on chairs and
freaking, but rats are more than I can handle.  A rat managed to get
in my house, and after setting traps and placing poison I moved into

Countryside magazine is the best rural magazine, I have found. The great
articles hark me back to the good old days of the 40s.

That's why I j.rk off while I look at pictures of baby Jesus, my dirty Jew
God. I also blow old Jews to pay for my truck and lot rent. I am frugal so I
swallow every drop to save money on tissues. I hate Jews but I need to suck
them off otherwise I will have to sell my truck and ...

   A guy was telling me about his dinner the other night,
which included deer meat that he had shot. He got
about 75 pounds of edible meat from it. That's over
100 servings. Less than 1/100 animal deaths for the

When I was a boy, used to have an foreman who was expert at working mules, a
team, and and at working negroes. Folks used to be proud of the necessary
skills it took to get work out of the negro. Today, coloreds are out on the
streets doing nothing productive. Killing themselves and ...

looking for some used chainsaw bars, any size, for use in some 'yard
art'.... anyone have any ideas..
tks
dch

Following is from the US Embassy Tokyo -- U.S> POLICY & ISSUES publication
dated  1 December 04. However, it should be noted that agreement was first
agreed to in general terms during the Japan- US summit on 21 September 04.
U.S., Japan Agree to Temporary Resumption of Beef Trade

I live on 6 acres in Michigan, which is zoned agricultural. Mostly wooded, 40%
pine 40% hardwoods, remainder is open. House and yard are on 1/2 acre and the
rest is low/brushy/wet. I would like to clear 2 acres of the pine and begin
farming. If I can get something going on the 2 ...