Re: Snapped off an exhaust bolt
 

Hold on there Roy..... are you saying I missed an opportunity to be
offended?


"RoyJ" <spamless@microsoft.net> wrote in message
news:YFPwh.17679$pQ3.5667@newsread4.news.pas.earth link.net...
> My goodness, I seemed to have spelled your name incorrectly for the kill
> file. My bad. But your bafflement about claiming bafflement in misreading
> the origninal posters comments says something about your own bafflement.
> Keep in mind your were the one who insulted all the others trying to help.
>
> Richard J Kinch wrote:
>> RoyJ writes:
>>
>>
>>>I could have taken offense to your comments.
>>
>>
>> Some use Usenet for technical advice, and learn and benefit. Some pick
>> fights for a twisted hobby, or sulk about, taking offense and squealing
>> "kill file" when confronted with their own bafflement.

Re: Snapped off an exhaust bolt
 

RoyJ writes:

> Keep in mind your were the one who insulted all the others trying to
> help.

I admit ridiculing the risible, but not insults.

Cars are repaired by manly application of technical facts. You don't get
girly credit for just trying.

Re: Snapped off an exhaust bolt
 

RoyJ writes:

> Keep in mind your were the one who insulted all the others trying to
> help.

I admit ridiculing the risible, but not insults.

Cars are repaired by manly application of technical facts. You don't get
girly credit for just trying.

Re: Snapped off an exhaust bolt
 

RoyJ writes:

> Keep in mind your were the one who insulted all the others trying to
> help.

I admit ridiculing the risible, but not insults.

Cars are repaired by manly application of technical facts. You don't get
girly credit for just trying.

Re: Snapped off an exhaust bolt
 

RoyJ writes:

> Keep in mind your were the one who insulted all the others trying to
> help.

I admit ridiculing the risible, but not insults.

Cars are repaired by manly application of technical facts. You don't get
girly credit for just trying.

Re: Snapped off an exhaust bolt
 

Richard J Kinch wrote:
> RoyJ writes:
>
>> Keep in mind your were the one who insulted all the others trying to
>> help.
>
> I admit ridiculing the risible, but not insults.
>
> Cars are repaired by manly application of technical facts. You don't get
> girly credit for just trying.

Cars are 'not' repaired by bozos that read books and toss out --------
about parts that are not applicable while insulting folks offering 'real
life' experience help.

Have you ever taken off a YJ's exhaust Mr. 'Book' man?

I mean there was even once this one so called 'engineer' that Piled it
Higher and Deeper who came on this group insisting he 'knew better' than
the mechanical design engineers about what his bumper could and could
not hold. He stupidly insisted that a TJ's stock bumper can handle a
trailer hitch 'despite' all the folks that have seen just how easy a
TJ's bumper pulls off in real life and the designers stating it isn't
structurally sound and the 'fact' no one makes such a hitch for a TJ
because of this. We can only hope he doesn't kill too many people with
his arrogance.

Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view!
Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590
(More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page)

Re: Snapped off an exhaust bolt
 

Richard J Kinch wrote:
> RoyJ writes:
>
>> Keep in mind your were the one who insulted all the others trying to
>> help.
>
> I admit ridiculing the risible, but not insults.
>
> Cars are repaired by manly application of technical facts. You don't get
> girly credit for just trying.

Cars are 'not' repaired by bozos that read books and toss out --------
about parts that are not applicable while insulting folks offering 'real
life' experience help.

Have you ever taken off a YJ's exhaust Mr. 'Book' man?

I mean there was even once this one so called 'engineer' that Piled it
Higher and Deeper who came on this group insisting he 'knew better' than
the mechanical design engineers about what his bumper could and could
not hold. He stupidly insisted that a TJ's stock bumper can handle a
trailer hitch 'despite' all the folks that have seen just how easy a
TJ's bumper pulls off in real life and the designers stating it isn't
structurally sound and the 'fact' no one makes such a hitch for a TJ
because of this. We can only hope he doesn't kill too many people with
his arrogance.

Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view!
Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590
(More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page)

Re: Snapped off an exhaust bolt
 

Richard J Kinch wrote:
> RoyJ writes:
>
>> Keep in mind your were the one who insulted all the others trying to
>> help.
>
> I admit ridiculing the risible, but not insults.
>
> Cars are repaired by manly application of technical facts. You don't get
> girly credit for just trying.

Cars are 'not' repaired by bozos that read books and toss out --------
about parts that are not applicable while insulting folks offering 'real
life' experience help.

Have you ever taken off a YJ's exhaust Mr. 'Book' man?

I mean there was even once this one so called 'engineer' that Piled it
Higher and Deeper who came on this group insisting he 'knew better' than
the mechanical design engineers about what his bumper could and could
not hold. He stupidly insisted that a TJ's stock bumper can handle a
trailer hitch 'despite' all the folks that have seen just how easy a
TJ's bumper pulls off in real life and the designers stating it isn't
structurally sound and the 'fact' no one makes such a hitch for a TJ
because of this. We can only hope he doesn't kill too many people with
his arrogance.

Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view!
Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590
(More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page)

Re: Snapped off an exhaust bolt
 

Richard J Kinch wrote:
> RoyJ writes:
>
>> Keep in mind your were the one who insulted all the others trying to
>> help.
>
> I admit ridiculing the risible, but not insults.
>
> Cars are repaired by manly application of technical facts. You don't get
> girly credit for just trying.

Cars are 'not' repaired by bozos that read books and toss out --------
about parts that are not applicable while insulting folks offering 'real
life' experience help.

Have you ever taken off a YJ's exhaust Mr. 'Book' man?

I mean there was even once this one so called 'engineer' that Piled it
Higher and Deeper who came on this group insisting he 'knew better' than
the mechanical design engineers about what his bumper could and could
not hold. He stupidly insisted that a TJ's stock bumper can handle a
trailer hitch 'despite' all the folks that have seen just how easy a
TJ's bumper pulls off in real life and the designers stating it isn't
structurally sound and the 'fact' no one makes such a hitch for a TJ
because of this. We can only hope he doesn't kill too many people with
his arrogance.

Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view!
Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590
(More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page)

Re: Snapped off an exhaust bolt
 

Mike Romain writes:

> ... who came on this group insisting he 'knew better' than
> the mechanical design engineers ... hope he doesn't kill too many people
> ...

Tsk, tsk. Citing imaginary authorities and misquoting to support our
peeves, are we?

My light-duty hitch still performs flawlessly, by the way.

Copies of the plans downloaded in 2006: 932.

Deaths, injuries, lawsuits, etc., attributed to it: 0.

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