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Posted by Nebraska Cowman on November 19, 2006 at 11:30:03 from (65.169.97.149):
I posted this on the "site comments" page and will repost it here where everyone can read it. No Jim, You didn't hurt me and I am sorry the guys jumped on you. If we were all the same some of us would not be necessary. I have always supported ytmag and have links to it from both my NebraskaCowman.com and our Plowday.com club sites. I have told hunderds of guys about ytmag and will continue to do so as long as it is a valuable source of information. I caught flac for a post in which I stated "You might like the new yt forum where you are a registered member and nobody can steal your name, or even the Ask Cowman forum." and if you go to that post you will see I included links to BOTH my new forum and KIM"S alternate forum. I go out of my way to support this site and will not be intimidated. 
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