I could be one of those you are talking about. The last couple of dscussions were OT, but no body called any body names or tried to invite problems. A lot of fun for all. Seems all like it that way. On the other hand in the past there have been some that were just hoping to start a fight. To me there is a great big line between the two. Kim seems to let us go about every where as long we respect others. Great with me. I did mention that for sale stuff should be over in the for sale place. OK with me if joe needs a fender for his real hard to find atwater Kent..thats kind of special. But if one comercial seller can advertise here then perty soon it will be loaded with a bunch of them. I did not jump on them, only mentioned it. Sorry If I take great pride in this forum and its wonderfull people and try to help keep it the greatest. Old man Kenny
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