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Posted by Bob Collins on November 21, 2003 at 16:23:58 from (216.120.206.56):
In Reply to: funniest question asked when selling or buying a t posted by rod on November 21, 2003 at 11:51:46:
I don't have a funny question from selling machinery right on the tip of my tongue, but a few years back when we converted from coal heat to propane, I advertised a few tons of stoker coal for sale. I swear TWO different people asked me how old it was!!! Near as I could tell about fifty million years but they didn't seem interested after I couldn't date it for them. Bob
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