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Originally Posted by classicaddict's signature
THIS FORUM HAS BEEN AROUND SINCE 2000........TRUST ME WHEN I SAY YOUR QUESTION HAS ALREADY BEEN ASKED. SEARCH BEFORE YOU POST....PLEASE
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Originally Posted by Nippon
O.K but because all members haven't been since 2000, I guess that a little bit of understanding wouldn't be a bad idea. Don't you think ?
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Classicaddict can
nearly as aggressive, short-tempered, impatient and nasty as myself. It's one of the reasons I like him so much.
You took his "general statement" out of his signature and made it personal. Note that while he is being rather emphatic towards ALL new members, he did say "please."
Here is what he told
you directly:
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Originally Posted by classicaddict
this has been coverd more times than i care to think about. search it and youll bloody find it.
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A bit abrupt perhaps, but 100% on point and accurate none-the-less.
I took the time to look at your "thread starting" history. Which threads you have actually started, and on what topics. You are not a glaring "repeat offender", however you certainly could have found your answers in
this thread quite easily via the Search button.
Let me help you out further, the thread below is a tutorial on How to Search. Searching correctly yeilds fast results and quick answers. Searching blindly and not knowing the skill-set involved, yeilds a gazzillion threads or no threads at all. In either of those latter cases, new folks just get frustrated as hell.
http://www.sr20forum.com/new-members...rker-crew.html
That thread is chock-full of tips on correct search methodology. It will help you out immeasurably, far beyond
any responses to
any thread. It will unlock the door to the vast library of information already posted.
Do not take all "gruff" responses to heart, keep your sense of humor intact, try to see the "opposite viewpoint", and of course, learn how to search correctly. Personally, I am only good at that last bit of advice, but the others are good advice none-the-less.
Welcome to the forum!
