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Re: A Public Apology
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Posted by Smokin Joe on November 13, 2001 at 04:31:29 from (152.163.207.56):
In Reply to: A Public Apology posted by the REAL Little Bubba on November 12, 2001 at 21:19:15:
Thank you sir, but no appology is needed. I had wanted to buy the H, but financial constraints dictated otherwise. Your nephews post opened my eyes to this board in the fact that it is nice to see human nature at its worst. As soon as your nephew made the post there were many others who chimed in just like vultures on a fresh roadkill to attack a person they know nothing about. Most had comments about my only bidding on low cost items, or complained that I bid on items then never completed the purchase (which was not true since the H was the first item I won at auction) The posts almost made me feel like abandoning Farmalls for other tractor brands, but I realize those comments were few compared to the wealth of good posts placed on this forum. It just proves that even though folks don't have any idea what is going on a select few will jump into anything just to stir the pot, and run down anyone. I just wonder how these people would feel if they were the ones being run down. Thank you and good luck with you're H.
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