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Posted by Kim on December 30, 1999 at 12:48:35 from (207.149.194.87):
What the heck is going on here? I think that most of the regulars know that this is a family site. I am disappointed in all those who participated in the "bikini" threads. I risk losing sponsorship for this site due to the sexual inuendos. I know you are just having fun, but it is fun at the expense of more than 160,000 other individuals who enjoy the YT site. At this point our site is so large that we cannot run it without sponsorship. I've had to delete quite a few threads, I'll probably have to delete a few more. Please keep this forum on topic, talk about tractors, leave out the girls on tractors. And to you Tractor Talers, go to your room! Thanks for listening,
Kim
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