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Re: Tim Gray Georgetown Ohio tractor sales

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D. Slater

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Is this the same person that has a tractor ending on ebay in about 3.5 hours? gtownsales 513.
If so he is describing a Super M tractor to sell when its really a regular M tractor.
 
(quoted from post at 15:01:41 06/16/13) Is this the same person that has a tractor ending on ebay in about 3.5 hours? gtownsales 513.
If so he is describing a Super M tractor to sell when its really a regular M tractor.
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He is a crook. Personal experience.
 
Why not take a few minutes extra and post something that is easier to understand? Not sure where these "Re:" posts sort of just arrive on the scene or how it happens. Also, it's easy to post a direct link, you can obviously cut and paste, why not use the link feature that YT provides for you?
 
I know nothing about this Tim Grey. What I do know is for a lot of us we do not understand anything about posting a link or cut and past. It might as well be wrote in Greek. As easy to understand. And where a link is written out we still cannot follow it because we don't understand it as well. We gust are not computor smart enough for that.
 
I see your point, I've never learned how to post photos. But the direct link post is surprisingly easy, especially since the poster knows how to cut and paste (since the link was in the post, just not a direct link). Right below the comment box is one that says Optional Link URL ..... just paste it in there (and then the Link Title is optional ..... you can reword the link to make it simpler or to read whatever you want, etc).
 
That's the easy part. Just hold the left button down and drag your mouse over the desired text. That should highlight it, or make it change color. Then right click and the word "copy" should come up. Click that. Then move your mouse over to where you want to put the text. Right click again--it should say "paste". Click on that. Done!
 
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