[Cagey]

Thug!

[xsrdx]

Brad Mersinger drove a 1937 John Deere Model A tractor.

Now that's cool.

Much cooler than filling the Principal's convertible with shaving cream.

[Iowa Granny]

"And the city kids need to learn about the country and farmers. We should have an agriculture class at school or a Future Farmers of America club," Mersinger said.

Young Mr. Mersinger is absolutely correct. They should have Ag classes in their school. If we don't want to eat imported food, we've got to encourage these kids to investigate the possibility of entering Agriculture as a profession.

The members of the FFA drive their tractors to school every year on Ag Day in this community. It's no Prank! It's school sponsored (by the FFA) and they bring the grade school children out to the parking lot to discuss the big tractors, growing food, and let the kids climb on the tractors and sit in the seat up high in the cab.

[Luna]

Bwahahahahahaha!!!

That is so funny. Way to go, boys! Very clever.

[TC Rider]

We picked up our English teachers Fiat 850 and put it sideways between the two flag poles with about an inch to spare. She had to beg our help to get it out again.

(She would have been better off if we had torched it or rolled it into the river. Like all 850s it rusted away in another year)

[TheBattman]

What's so unusual about this? There is a longstanding tradtiion at the school in which I teach. The seniors, primarily guys, drive to school their last day of school in the wackiest thing they can think of. - All sorts of tractors make up the majority of transportation, followed by dump trucks, lawn mowers, ATVs (squelched by police in recent years), combines, etc. It gets pretty interesting.

As long as these guys don't present a danger to others or themselves, then I think it's kind of fun.