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Old 11-03-2015, 12:26 PM
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i emailed the guy and got a nasty reply. he can keep his overpriced junk
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i emailed the guy and got a nasty reply. he can keep his overpriced junk
What exactly did you say in your email?
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i just mentioned to him that a cub cadet collector probably wouldnt want it and you can buy a complete running original for less then what he is asking. he told me someone may want the frame,trans,and tires and told me i was a dumbass
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I can believe poeple put their Address. on Craigslist
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i just mentioned to him that a cub cadet collector probably wouldnt want it and you can buy a complete running original for less then what he is asking. he told me someone may want the frame,trans,and tires and told me i was a dumbass
Dogging a guy on his for sale post and not asking questions about what he has for sale or inquiring into buying it it's not surprising to me.
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Old 11-03-2015, 11:37 PM
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well i sell stuff on craigslist at times,and i never insulted anyone just for there opinion. now if someone gets nasty then its a different story. opinions are like azzholes,everyone has one
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