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Man with Farm Seeks Woman with Tractor The Best and Worst Personal Ads of All Time
We've all been there, whether searching the personals for a romantic connection or posting an ad in hopes of luring in a new friend. A great source of entertainment, many people skim through the personals section for a quick laugh, never questioning its origin or its interesting history. Personal ads began popping up sporadically in the eighteenth century and became common by the end of the nineteenth. Whole publications devoted to romantic and marriage-minded classifieds flourished around the turn of the last century. In the last half of the twentieth century, personal ads exploded in myriad publications from coy gay ads of the 1950s to colorful ads in the alternative presses of the 1970s. Today, more and more people are paying for a chance at love. From the best and the worst, the hopeful and the hopeless, the bitter and the sweet, the romantic and the lustful—never before has a collection like this been assembled from so many decades past. By including hundreds of funny and surprising personal ads from historical newspapers as well as modern Web sites, <i>Man with Farm</i> will entertain and inform.
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Monthly to Do List - I Play with Dirt Funny Tractor for Farm Boys Or Men
<p>The perfect <b>To-Do List Notebook</b> to keep track of your daily, weekly, or monthly tasks, chores, and responsibilities in a simple, organized manner. Each page has <b>two</b> columns of <b>31</b> standard checkboxes as well as a priority box to highlight your tasks, paired with a full-page dot-matrix layout for additional notes and memos.</p> <p><i>Product Details:</i></p> <ul> <li>High-quality paper.</li> <li>Premium matte-finish cover design.</li> <li>Perfect for all writing mediums.</li> <li>Large format 6.0" x 9.0" (approximately A5) and 114 pages.</li> </ul> <br>
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The Grunt Dome A Lighthearted Look Inside the John Deere Classic
The John Deere Classic is a well known, world-class PGA Tour golf tournament. Like its sponsor, the John Deere Company, it is widely respected among its peers for its character and integrity, leading the way in innovation. Through the Birdies for Charity program, this event is responsible for raising more than 80 million dollars in charitable giving... right here in the Quad Cities. And within the confines of the TPC at Deere Run is a not-so-well-known place, one that is home to a select group of self-labeled volunteer misfits who call themselves Grunts. They work tirelessly behind the scenes to insure this tournament goes off without a glitch (whatever that is). They can be found hanging out in their little clubhouse (my word), just off the fourth tee in THE GRUNT DOME (their word). While a completely separate band of working wizards, they are part of a larger group of more than 1800 volunteers, all instrumental in the success of this remarkable event. But the Grunt Dome is more than just a place. It embodies a spirit of dedication, support, and a 'can-do' attitude. The work ethic of these Grunts sets the tone for the passion and perseverance that make this tournament the 'little train that could'. Hop aboard my John Deere Gator as we take a peek inside the ropes to see what makes this place and these people so special.
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