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must have to make a few things clear.
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Posted by STEVEN H on August 12, 2003 at 08:43:16 from (209.103.199.71):
a few days a go a a good freind here posted abought a chat rom that he has and wanted to make an open invite to ANYONE that WANTED to join him. i made a like post. now we never once said that you had to come over there, nor could we make any one. we are all free people with free will. there is not money to be made in haveing a chat room, it is a FREE survice that is brought to us by CHATZY.COM and they have there sponcers adds on the bottom of the board. the adds have not a thing to do with tractors, so they do not infringe on any parts or servicecs that you can get here. also there has been an acusation that it is a big joke on you good folks and that it is a dead link. it is not, and that was made by a fellow that has no intention of going there nor has been there. also there is a history on that chat that has been keeped since it was started a few months ago. it takes aboguth 10 minutes to fully load. we do not clear it. i want to finish by saying that if you dont like what we have done here well than that is indeed to bad and i will exlued you folks that dont like it next time. i dont want people there that dont want to be.
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