Please put a clearly stated base issue in thread title
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From: Austin TX
Please put a clearly stated base issue in thread title
I don't search thread contents unless forced to. A search of titles should be enough. Fewer results to wade through, more time to work on the car. Sorry if I have offended anyone. If I have, please bite me.
Thanks for your time.
Thanks for your time.
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From: Lincoln California
Hilarious.. Sounds like you just snapped! Good luck, I can't get people to do this at my work place!
That's the beauty of the internet, you get a lot of folks who don't pay much attention to detail. One of my pet peeves is the hundreds of product reviews criticizing a product for something it is clearly not intended to do/feature. Netbook Con: No optical drive, sewing machine with 11 stitches Con: Doesn't have 13 stitches.
Anyway, I couldn't agree with you more, but I don't think it will ever happen, shoot, if we could get people to consistently use Z06 (instead of 'O'), or list gear ratios as 4.10:1, 3.73:1, etc. we'd be better off. It will never happen.
Next up, it is daylight time for most of the world. I'm on PDT (not PST, PST was an hour ago). This will change next month, but go check it out, I believe about 90% of the world gets this wrong and insists on stating the "standard" time abbreviation year round.
That's the beauty of the internet, you get a lot of folks who don't pay much attention to detail. One of my pet peeves is the hundreds of product reviews criticizing a product for something it is clearly not intended to do/feature. Netbook Con: No optical drive, sewing machine with 11 stitches Con: Doesn't have 13 stitches.
Anyway, I couldn't agree with you more, but I don't think it will ever happen, shoot, if we could get people to consistently use Z06 (instead of 'O'), or list gear ratios as 4.10:1, 3.73:1, etc. we'd be better off. It will never happen.
Next up, it is daylight time for most of the world. I'm on PDT (not PST, PST was an hour ago). This will change next month, but go check it out, I believe about 90% of the world gets this wrong and insists on stating the "standard" time abbreviation year round.
