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Posted by F20II Let me tell Ya What up :o) on February 24, 2001 at 08:06:09 from (207.202.177.8):
In Reply to: Photo Ads posted by Steve K on February 23, 2001 at 15:04:03:
The little women wants you to sell a few tractors since you have 10 to many, so you list the tractor forsale at a price you know only a fool would buy it at. If the fool comes along and buys the tractor you have extra money to buy another and makes the wife happy. If that foll dozen't come along you tell the wife you tried to sell it but no one wants to buy it for what money you have it and if you sell it for anything less you would be lossing all that many you put in it. Either way you win Got it !!!!!! Of course there are the idiots that tink there tractor is worth 10 more than it really is and wonder why no one buys anything from them :o)
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