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It means someone is to lazy to type out what he means this still is a tractor site and doesent need stuff like that.
 
(quoted from post at 20:54:20 01/01/13) It means someone is to lazy to type out what he means this still is a tractor site and doesent need stuff like that.
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...but politics, requests for prayers because your mom got a hangnail, moping about your dead hamster, forsale ads, wanted ads, etc., are perfectly acceptable, right?
 
(quoted from post at 06:31:07 01/02/13)
(quoted from post at 20:54:20 01/01/13) It means someone is to lazy to type out what he means this still is a tractor site and doesent need stuff like that.
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...but politics, requests for prayers because your mom got a hangnail, moping about your dead hamster, forsale ads, wanted ads, etc., are perfectly acceptable, right?
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:D



OP - (That means Original Poster) If you type phrases that you don't know into Google it will translate them for you. It isn't 100% but it is pretty good.
 
In the insurance business it stands for the governing boxy that sets the standards for how to deal with mild,fire,water damage etc. They changed their name to clean trust
 
(quoted from post at 02:17:53 01/02/13) Sorry if I offended anyone with abbreviation. Six stitches in lacerated index finger makes typing difficult.
Paul
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Don't worry about it, somebody has to be a "buzz kill". :x Perfectly acceptable.
 
FYI, the real question is if we can still use ASAP or if that doesn't have any place in tractor world.
 
(quoted from post at 17:14:56 01/02/13)
(quoted from post at 02:17:53 01/02/13) Sorry if I offended anyone with abbreviation. Six stitches in lacerated index finger makes typing difficult.
Paul
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Don't worry about it, somebody has to be a "buzz kill". :x Perfectly acceptable.
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yeah, looks like someone got their cheerio's pee'd in.......
 
In one of the other forums on this board, someone used the abbreviation BTO. I was wondering what THAT meant.

I don't have a problem with people using those, but it is a little confusing sometimes for those of us who are not as computer savvy as the rest of you.
 
(quoted from post at 07:12:44 01/03/13) In one of the other forums on this board, someone used the abbreviation BTO. I was wondering what THAT meant.

I don't have a problem with people using those, but it is a little confusing sometimes for those of us who are not as computer savvy as the rest of you.
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I just Googled. It is Bachman Turner Overdrive :D or Built To Order
 
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