Joshua Nelson

> >
> > I'm not sure what I did to earn his particular attention in this
> > regard
>
> You acted like a complete buffoon, that's what.

And your momma wears combat boots.

Joshua Nelson

Uh, Mr. Cal? Perhaps before you open your pie hole, you should read
the entire thread. If you do, you will notice that before you made
your below referenced obnoxious retort, the OP did indeed say he has
air conditioning and feels that my suggested fix could help him.

(And you accuse ME of opening my mouth just to say something? I've
lost count of the number of times you've sent a juvenile response out
just for the purpose of calling someone nasty names or provoking an
argument. Perhaps you should change your alias to "Troll Wheeler.")

>
> Of course. Judging from your lack of understanding in the winch thread,
> you aren't in any danger of colliding with the right cause anytime soon.
>
> >And maybe, just maybe, your solution might not always be the
> > right one in every situation?
>
> Then why did you try to sell yours as that right one?
>
> > And, on even rarer occasions, someone
> > else might have a valid point to make?
>
> When you make one, we'll let you know.
>
> Here's what you blurted out, just for the sake of butting in and saying
> something:
>
> "Nope! This is a common problem on TJs with air conditioning. The A/C
> moisture drain is on the firewall and it faces directly forward into
> the wind. Not a problem at low speeds, but at highway speed for
> extended periods the wind pressure pushes the water back along the
> firewall and it runs into the passenger compartment."
>
> Now, just WHERE did he say he had air conditioning?
>
> >Scary thought, I know, but just
> > contemplate the possibilities.
>
> I just contemplated eighteen of them, and things aren't looking too god
> for you.

Joshua Nelson

Uh, Mr. Cal? Perhaps before you open your pie hole, you should read
the entire thread. If you do, you will notice that before you made
your below referenced obnoxious retort, the OP did indeed say he has
air conditioning and feels that my suggested fix could help him.

(And you accuse ME of opening my mouth just to say something? I've
lost count of the number of times you've sent a juvenile response out
just for the purpose of calling someone nasty names or provoking an
argument. Perhaps you should change your alias to "Troll Wheeler.")

>
> Of course. Judging from your lack of understanding in the winch thread,
> you aren't in any danger of colliding with the right cause anytime soon.
>
> >And maybe, just maybe, your solution might not always be the
> > right one in every situation?
>
> Then why did you try to sell yours as that right one?
>
> > And, on even rarer occasions, someone
> > else might have a valid point to make?
>
> When you make one, we'll let you know.
>
> Here's what you blurted out, just for the sake of butting in and saying
> something:
>
> "Nope! This is a common problem on TJs with air conditioning. The A/C
> moisture drain is on the firewall and it faces directly forward into
> the wind. Not a problem at low speeds, but at highway speed for
> extended periods the wind pressure pushes the water back along the
> firewall and it runs into the passenger compartment."
>
> Now, just WHERE did he say he had air conditioning?
>
> >Scary thought, I know, but just
> > contemplate the possibilities.
>
> I just contemplated eighteen of them, and things aren't looking too god
> for you.

Jeff Strickland

> I'm not sure what I did to earn his particular attention in this
> regard but it is a bit much to ask me to sit by quietly while he makes
> rude comments at every opportunity. I've finally decided to quit
> ignoring his attacks and respond in kind. If you feel the need to
> killfile me for this, I'm sorry for that, as your responses have been
> very helpful in answering my questions.


You want to know what you did, you came in here and started arguing. You
called people names and said we were stupid because a 4500 pound winch
wouldn't pull your Jeep out of the mud.

I think you need to go back and look at how your conversations have
unfolded, then say you are sorry.

Jeff Strickland

> I'm not sure what I did to earn his particular attention in this
> regard but it is a bit much to ask me to sit by quietly while he makes
> rude comments at every opportunity. I've finally decided to quit
> ignoring his attacks and respond in kind. If you feel the need to
> killfile me for this, I'm sorry for that, as your responses have been
> very helpful in answering my questions.


You want to know what you did, you came in here and started arguing. You
called people names and said we were stupid because a 4500 pound winch
wouldn't pull your Jeep out of the mud.

I think you need to go back and look at how your conversations have
unfolded, then say you are sorry.

Cal Wheeler

Joshua Nelson wrote:

> Uh, Mr. Cal? Perhaps before you open your pi

Oh, shut up.

Cal Wheeler

Joshua Nelson wrote:

> Uh, Mr. Cal? Perhaps before you open your pi

Oh, shut up.

Joshua Nelson

--------. I challenge you to back up this assertion by finding a
single instance where I called someone stupid in this forum or argued
about anything other than whether it is ridiculous to rate a winch
4500 lbs unless it can actually haul 4500 lbs.

Furthermore, there's not any occasion where I called someone other
than Troll Wheeler a name, and even that was only after he started
replying to every single message I leave with some kind of insult.
I've since taken TJim's advice and Killfilled the twit.

Finally, I have already apologized to decent guys like TJim, who have
been very helpful in answering my questions, for letting my emotions
boil over and lower myself to Troll wheeler's level. Now if you want
to be equally mature I think you need to apologize to me for your
latest round of jeers where you've joined in Troll Wheeler's game of
"let's pick on the new guy". I thought all the bickering and fighting
on this forum would end with the killgilling of Troll Wheeler, but now
apparently you've decided to join the fray and prolong it. *sigh*

>
> You want to know what you did, you came in here and started arguing. You
> called people names and said we were stupid because a 4500 pound winch
> wouldn't pull your Jeep out of the mud.
>
> I think you need to go back and look at how your conversations have
> unfolded, then say you are sorry.

Joshua Nelson

--------. I challenge you to back up this assertion by finding a
single instance where I called someone stupid in this forum or argued
about anything other than whether it is ridiculous to rate a winch
4500 lbs unless it can actually haul 4500 lbs.

Furthermore, there's not any occasion where I called someone other
than Troll Wheeler a name, and even that was only after he started
replying to every single message I leave with some kind of insult.
I've since taken TJim's advice and Killfilled the twit.

Finally, I have already apologized to decent guys like TJim, who have
been very helpful in answering my questions, for letting my emotions
boil over and lower myself to Troll wheeler's level. Now if you want
to be equally mature I think you need to apologize to me for your
latest round of jeers where you've joined in Troll Wheeler's game of
"let's pick on the new guy". I thought all the bickering and fighting
on this forum would end with the killgilling of Troll Wheeler, but now
apparently you've decided to join the fray and prolong it. *sigh*

>
> You want to know what you did, you came in here and started arguing. You
> called people names and said we were stupid because a 4500 pound winch
> wouldn't pull your Jeep out of the mud.
>
> I think you need to go back and look at how your conversations have
> unfolded, then say you are sorry.