Wait...Look again at the tread pattern on the Merc's hood.

Did he drive under that tractor?

Whether he/she drove the Merc under, or the Deere drove over, we don't know. Probably both.

The tractor was either hit from behind by the car, or it was backing up over the car. My bet is on speeding car hitting slow tractor.

What makes you think the Deere was had from behind?

Another thing I've personally seen it the tractor or thresher boogieing along and using the road for a u-turn to do another row. Hell, out in the middle of nowhere what are the chances of a car coming through during the row change. :lol:

Good question. I realize I was wrong. Looking at the tread on the tops of the wheels, I got confused over which way the tread on the bottom of the wheels was pointing.

It was a head on collision.

Ah right, I didn't think to look at the tread pattern. :smack:
Thats funny because I know how they mount tractor tires.

Same here. I had two choices and got confused.:lol2:

He's been keeping his back to the wall. And won't even reach for the soap.

LaughingMyAssOff

That'll learn 'em to play chicken!

He's got sleep apnea. He need's a C-pap, it will change his life.

How does someone who can only sleep on their stomach use a C-PAP machine?

I don't know.

How do you breathe sleeping on your stomach without the C-PAP? I assume it's with your head turned? I find that quite uncomfortable for my neck.

But I do have a C-PAP, and I sleep on my side, so my head is in a similar (though not identical) position. It's possible to do it, though it's easy to break the seal if you move your head wrong. I don't move in my sleep (though I can toss and turn a bit before falling asleep, or wake up to reposition), but if you do, you would probably lose the seal frequently.

I thank you.