I'd like to see how long this lasts

[Cdaniel]

If there is bad fruit in the basket and everyone leaves it alone sooner or later it will wither up and disappear.

So where did you hear that one Phil?

A re run of Kung Fu?

Out takes from Enter The Dragon?

 

[accasbel]

So where did you hear that one Phil?

A re run of Kung Fu?

Out takes from Enter The Dragon?

He has young'ns, must be one of those morality for dummies daddy books.

i could use a copy...

 

[LandCruiserPhil]

He has young'ns, must be one of those morality for dummies daddy books.

i could use a copy...

LOL!

Thumbing through the book I found this

Great minds discuss ideas, Average minds discuss events, small minds discuss people

 

[DSRTRDR]

Great minds discuss ideas, Average minds discuss events, small minds discuss people

I like that

 

[Tools R Us]

If there is bad fruit in the basket and everyone leaves it alone sooner or later it will wither up and disappear.

Your logic is flawed, if you leave bad fruit in the basket it will stink and attract flies, if left too long it will spoil the other fruit and eventually decompose the basket.

 

[just-john]

OK listen here what happens .My housekeeping needs improvement.Old fruit turns gray get fuzzy with mold then the mold falls off and leaves really old fruit.Sometimes it turns into raisins and yes sometimes they just turn to dust and disappear.But they all leave a bad taste in your mouth

 

[medtro]

Lets see how long it takes for this post to be closed. As for me I am very disapointed in the way this was handled and am seriously considering cutting all ties to CSC as well, but we will see how this all plays out.

I hate to see anybody banned, but it looks like he was asking to be kicked out.

Tools, one of two things are going to happen.. I'm going to post this till you make my point and get me kicked out or you're going to let it ride.. Either way my point gets made..

 

[offroader5]

...I equate it to the Jeep lovers posting in Toy forums, or substitute your favorite brands. It's done purely to irritate....

Yup, I love to cause pure irritation.

Not that this club talk is any of my business or know enough about what's been said in here to defend or condemn Sonoranfun, since I don't even own a Toyota of any kind (although I do have one in my backyard ), but you need to choose your words carefully around here, cause even though it IS a Toy board, you never know who's listening.

Notice my post count...I do spend most my time on Jeep boards, but also wheel with alot of the guys here. Last thing I'd want to see is those that make such a stink over non-Toy owners being around "their" forum...and that Jeep guy later buys a Toy/LC and doesn't want to even come to this board cause of the sour taste he's had here.

 

[-Spike-]

OK, let me rephrase that for the thin-skinned among us. "...I equate it to the Jeep lovers posting derogatory, inflammatory comments about Toyotas in Toyota forums, or substitute your favorite brands. It's done purely to irritate...."

I didn't mean to say anyone that loves Jeeps is not welcome. Someone that comes into a forum and berates the members about their interests purely to get a reaction is a jerk. Sonoran came into a club forum and berated clubs purely to get a reaction. He's a jerk, at least in his online personna. I've never met him, although I hope to, and I'm sure he's a wonderful human being in person but his attitude here sucked.

-Spike

 

[offroader5]

Oh, well I'm in no way "thinned skinned"...I can't be...I am a Jeep guy on a Landcruiser board.

I meant my last post more as a point that you do need to watch how you word things on the internet since people can't see your facial reaction and attitude while your typing a post...which is why they have those lil' smilies on the right side. Just wanted to nip that in the bud and prove that one off word will make a difference in how people react to said post.

This type of thing happened on another board I used to frequent. There was a guy that both I and BMAN had wheeled with that was a very new member of the board I was on. He was a very outspoken person on the board and people thought he was an a**, but in all reality....he was one of the coolest guys in person. He's a blast to wheel with and is a great source of technical know-how and experience. That however, came off as being an a** when he responded to issues on that forum. Bottom line is, you don't really know the person unless you've met them in person. I'll admit that people in this situation can use other words or methods to get their point across, but usually go with what's natural to them and what they'd say to you if he were standing right in front of you.

Sometimes people just need to learn not to take everything so personal, it's just words.

 

[-Spike-]

...you do need to watch how you word things on the internet since people can't see your facial reaction and attitude while your typing a post...which is why they have those lil' smilies on the right side. Just wanted to nip that in the bud and prove that one off word will make a difference in how people react to said post.

I'm usually pretty sensitive to that, I know how easy it is to misinterpret text. That one slipped through. I do appreciate the reminder, might help keep me on my toes.

-Spike