Being green... the truth behind the "older" generation vs today's youth.

[blacklabel]

If you have no hills and not a lot of land - they absolutely rock.
I loved mine when I lived in HR.
Here? Not so much.

We've got a postage stamp lot and no hills. It should be perfect.

[Irving]

I can't wait to get a push reel mower. I hate gas mowers.

Where do you get them?

[blacklabel]

Where do you get them?

I've seen a couple old school types at Ace. I'll probably end up ordering one from Amazon though.

[newracer]

I have heard this one is the best. I plan on getting one this spring.

[blacklabel]

I have heard this one is the best. I plan on getting one this spring.

Yeah, the Fiskars seems to be top o' the line.

[rockhound]

they make a pretty nice axe also

[jslo]

Got my reel mower at Sears about 20 years ago. Still use it.

[ray1970]

Thank for posting this up, Ronin.

Personally, I can't stand the way society is today. I bet if the internet and all the cell phone towers crashed for about a week, there would be mass suicides across our country.

This new generation of tree-hugging, lazy, unrealistic idealist who believe in a utopian world really chaff my a$$.

I don't even really want to see where we will be in about ten or fifteen years.

I'm in my mid forties but I can already understand why older people aren't afraid of death. They are just happy to be checking out.

[Jamnanc]

I like it and agree that old school was better, but dad also changed the oil by dropping the old stuff on the ground, same with antifreeze. We're also talking about the generation that dumped so much shit in the rivers that they could catch fire. There is some balance between being responsible and the religion of tree hugging.

[wctriumph]

Yeah, I sent it off to some old(er) persons I know.