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well, there was nothing in the owners manual on how to deal with ******.
That is what the "P" next to the gear shift lever is for. Probably should use it until you read the owners manual. It's the inner web, you will need to grow some thicker skin. Calling out names only shows a level of frustration due to lack of knowledge/intelligence. Beside most of the guys here grew up before everything had to be politically correct and everyone was a winner just because they showed up. So give them some slack also.
Beside most of the guys here grew up before everything had to be politically correct and everyone was a winner just because they showed up. So give them some slack also.
Those were the days. No dictionary of "PC" words to use in place of others that mean the exact same thing, and you had to EARN your way instead of being handed a trophy for coming in last.
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JCR, I thought this forum was established in order to answer questions and bring in new members. To bad some "boys" have not grown up with their "toys". Any way, I visited your .com site and see that you are raising quite a nice young man. From reading his racing bio, I could tell he is much more mature than some of the members on this site. Oooooh. Since I am new to the forum, I try reading up on info as it comes along. Never noticed the page button myself. Looks like I will read about it in my owners manual. Thanks for the question.
That is what the "P" next to the gear shift lever is for. Probably should use it until you read the owners manual. It's the inner web, you will need to grow some thicker skin. Calling out names only shows a level of frustration due to lack of knowledge/intelligence. Beside most of the guys here grew up before everything had to be politically correct and everyone was a winner just because they showed up. So give them some slack also.
Hello Zagger?
Your narcissism is demonstrated by your ability to lecture someone you don't have the slightest idea about.
My level of intelligence includes 4 years of under-grad, 4 years of medical school, 2 years residency, etc., and allows me to make a very nice living in the OR. I guess you're right if I'm frustrated by asking a simple question then getting berated as I'm some idiot. Insulting someone that is asking a question is ridiculous. Lecturing someone in this medium is even more ridiculous. You keep doing it and all you'll have on this "forum" is a bunch of fools that know a lot less than they project.
Thick skinned? You've gotta me kidding me. I've simply learned a lesson that I'll carry forward.
I'm not much on politic correctness either. SO…… (use your imagination)
JCR, I thought this forum was established in order to answer questions and bring in new members. To bad some "boys" have not grown up with their "toys". Any way, I visited your .com site and see that you are raising quite a nice young man. From reading his racing bio, I could tell he is much more mature than some of the members on this site. Oooooh. Since I am new to the forum, I try reading up on info as it comes along. Never noticed the page button myself. Looks like I will read about it in my owners manual. Thanks for the question.
DRAFT1,
THANK YOU very much for the kind comments. You are correct with your statement(s),
We appreciate you visiting out site. I am very proud of him. He started in karts and has quickly been noticed.
I also thank you for recognizing him. We are truly blessed.
Keep in touch!
JCR
I'm not much on politic correctness either. SO…… (use your imagination)
SO......"have a cold one on me and enjoy the rest of your day"?
Thanks, I will
Your question was just a question and some of the responses were less than tasteful but you sir managed to trump them all bay calling them ******. Some of them might have even deserved it, maybe even me. But seriously, for a man of your intelligence to stoop down to our level.
Anyway, hope we can all forgive each other and no hard feelings. At least on my side. SO....hope you have a great rest of the day.
we are here to have fun sure we poke and have a laugh but its all in good fun. If you take this place to serious you should go somewhere else. You uptight guys need to loosen the tie and come down to earth. Or go back to your rocking chair and praise" the good old days"
now which one was pming me about when you should rotate your tires.....
OK, I took off some replies that were over the top.
If ya gotta poke eyes...........go to OT as was mentioned if ya got too.
If you don't understand why your post is gone, don't like it or have questions.......feel free to PM or e-mail, dont do it in an open thread.
Steve
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