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Old 09-28-2018, 10:26 PM
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Coop is beginning to sound like J-Mech's understudy.

You guys need to chill and not be so accusatory--regardless of your experience, knowledge or tight underwear binding down there.

Unlike some places in society, you are innocent until...well you are always innocent. Unless and until you admit a mistake. Which you are under no obligation to ever do. It is the internet, after all!

Wrench, don't go away. Most of us are nice.
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Old 09-29-2018, 08:04 AM
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Coop is beginning to sound like J-Mech's understudy.

You guys need to chill and not be so accusatory--regardless of your experience, knowledge or tight underwear binding down there.

Unlike some places in society, you are innocent until...well you are always innocent. Unless and until you admit a mistake. Which you are under no obligation to ever do. It is the internet, after all!

Wrench, don't go away. Most of us are nice.
Understudy? No. Wrencher made a pretty tall claim. 40 years. 26 in same shop. Even after 30 years I make mistakes still. When I do I admit I did. And BTW. I have been on both sides of this. I have taken a lot of crap from Jon and from others backing Jon up. Also. There have been plenty of times I agree with Jon. I didn't always agree with how he talked to people but in this case wrencher kind of opened the door I feel. I will leave wrencher alone and I am sorry for being a little rough on him. This was no rougher than Jon or others have been on me a dozen times or more tho...whatever.
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This is entertaining.

Frank...... I'm a little disappointed.
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Thanks for the reset Frank... it's needed.

This place is every bit as much for shade tree weekend mechanics, first time Cub owners, as lifer wrench turners. For Gods sake let's try and welcome people, encourage them, help them (us) learn from mistakes and become part of the forum.
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