I learned a similar lesson in grade school. I have learned much from those who's opinions differ from mine. I have even changed my mind on some minor issues.
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I learned a similar lesson in grade school. I have learned much from those who's opinions differ from mine. I have even changed my mind on some minor issues.
aileron
Expert Expediter
Greg,
First off, congratulation on your achievement.
And now, I want to ask you a question. Does it bother you that much that Phil put you on his ignore list? It sure sounds that way to me. Just move on and let it go. You don't have to mention it in every other post. And to be honest, you attacked him more than he did you.
PS. I am not bashing you, just take it as a constructive criticism.
First off, congratulation on your achievement.
And now, I want to ask you a question. Does it bother you that much that Phil put you on his ignore list? It sure sounds that way to me. Just move on and let it go. You don't have to mention it in every other post. And to be honest, you attacked him more than he did you.
PS. I am not bashing you, just take it as a constructive criticism.
There's a couple members I wonder the same thing about, but would never even consider posting such comments. [That's what private msgs are for]
Totally out of line, IMO.
I agree 100%. EO is has forums for people to post their thoughts on how they feel. If you don't like it I'm sorry, but this is America the land of the free.
Jack_Berry
Moderator Emeritus
lost in all this is greg flogging a transit. so greg....how was it?
gas or diesel?
how many miles on that thing and what was your mileage?
what is the skinny on that truck?
gas or diesel?
how many miles on that thing and what was your mileage?
what is the skinny on that truck?
greg334
Veteran Expediter
aileron,
Relax, I think it is a place of honor, nothing more. I just threw that in because I was reminded of it last week.
Jack,
The Transit I had for three days was nice, an upper crust Transit by German standards and among the equipment list a 6 speed manual and and an I5 TDI diesel.
It was interesting catch for me because it wasn't a Ford vehicle but another company brought it in for testing drivetrain componets and some other secret things they won't tell me hence the three days with it to put miles on it. It had the nav system and the upfitted interior in it, very comfortable seats.
It got good mileage, compatible to the 2.7 i5 sprinters and very responsive throttle, even under as full load.
Relax, I think it is a place of honor, nothing more. I just threw that in because I was reminded of it last week.
Jack,
The Transit I had for three days was nice, an upper crust Transit by German standards and among the equipment list a 6 speed manual and and an I5 TDI diesel.
It was interesting catch for me because it wasn't a Ford vehicle but another company brought it in for testing drivetrain componets and some other secret things they won't tell me hence the three days with it to put miles on it. It had the nav system and the upfitted interior in it, very comfortable seats.
It got good mileage, compatible to the 2.7 i5 sprinters and very responsive throttle, even under as full load.
Humble2drive
Expert Expediter
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