thanks Bill, that is exactly what I was trying to do here. I figured some of you guys could help with places I had not dealt with. But if this is the kind of bullshit I have to deal with, it is not worth it to me. There is always one person who has to come out and show his ***. I am not going to play his game.
I showed my ***?
I asked a simple question and made the mistake of calling you "bud" (like I know you're name) and you copped the attitude with
me.
Here's an idea: when I asked if he can buy a magazine, it was a simple, honest, question.
You know the list of names you've been given? A lot of those names are actually magazine advertisers. Some of those names are even vendors here.
And then, when I said I agreed with what you were doing, that's when you came at me with the attitude.
Now, look at who's insulting a guy you've never met with the ideal "I don't know if he can read a magazine..."
Your logic is amazing. First you insult the guy, then you come at me with an attitude over a simple honest question,
then you're compiling a list that he'll have to read.
Oh, and then to make things better, here's what you said:
If he cannot find enough parts from this list to rebuild the car, he better not start on it. I will find his ***, buy it and do it myself. My son and I can do it.
That's a helluva an attitude to have when you're supposed to helping the guy! Well, well, well, Mr. Corn Cob is the be all and end all that the guy better not start on it or you will find him and do it yourself.
Don't volunteer to lend the guy a hand and give him support. Nope, the car would be better off with you and your kid. Ego much?
