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Posted by John (SC) on January 19, 2003 at 12:12:52 from (206.74.216.166):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Farmall H Dust Shields posted by paul on January 19, 2003 at 10:50:08:
Paul,let me make something clear here.I sometimes say,ot rather type thing in the context of what I would be thinking,what I mean is I may type what Im thinking in my head and in my head in may sound one way,but to someone else it may sound another way.I wasnt getting mad,just stating MY OPINION!If I offended someone then so be it,it was not my intention to do so even using the words buzz off!I just get so frustrated when the "correct police" come on here and try take the place of Kim.It says on top of this board "No Classifieds",ok thats fine.this board is to discuss TRACTORS,assumably antiqte tractors of all types,there is also boards on YT for certain makes,John Deere,Farmall,Ford,etc.I see nothing on YT,other than Tractor Tales,where it says anything about weather,the Army,God,or jus plain b*&^%ing about anything in the world!Yet noone complains about that!Why is that?I beleive it was you who mentioned the board that was overrun with ads and such.Do you see the same thing happening here?I do.But does anyone complain about it?I havent seen it.I dont understand why Im be chaistized for doing a little complaining to and about the correct police!If I offend you I appologize,but hope you can understand my opinion on things.(You know what they say about opinions dont you!);)
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