harbre32

Im in for a NE meet. I would also be interested in coordinating it if someone would offer to give me a hand. I am kinda new to this forum and would appreciate a hand from one of the seinor guys. Anyone?

boduke0220

sub'ing for the hell of it.



I thought we all had enough self control to keep the forums in line and on topic for the most part, but the repeating of the same quesions hs lot to do with the jokes..IMMFO

dwtjr3

So we having a big east coast car meet?

kugzgt

this should be discussed in the regional section

harbre32

That's fine. Ill post it in that dead section so no one responds to me. Anyone willing to give me a hand?

PurpleIcedGT

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kugzy 0

kugzgt

im talking about the car meet, what do you need a hand with you like 10 minutes from me

WhiteFoxGT

dude the regional section is dead as hell,

wheres the DE section bitches

harbre32

Kugzt I didn't mean to blast you. Well I guess we need a time and a place for starters. Then a estimate of a head count after that. Im opened to anything ease put your input on here. And asfor eveyone else pm with comments,ideas, concerns.

TRUEBLUE3934

You may be partly right about what seem to be the same topic, but I can say from experience that I have searched a few topics and sometimes specific details or thoughts appear to be missing. "Re-opening" a previously discussed topic may be the most efficient way to get a question answered.

Those who are bored with a subject can simply chose to ignore the thread rather than begin attacking posters. That would be far more productive than attacking a member who is trying to understand a topic or get feedback on a question. The truth is that details and facts are often burried in long threads due to the sometimes extensive off track posts within a topic. This is probably even more true for newer members who have not seen all of the past threads in real time.

I agree that some joking is fun and can keep things from being too dry sometimes. There is a difference between jokes and attacks though. Also remember that it is VERY DIFFICULT to know the intended tone of a written comment, so it is important to think about what you have written before you hit send. Sometimes a "joke" can appear downright mean if interpreted wrong.

We are all human and thus we make mistakes, or regret having posted a comment after the fact. Sometimes it is as simple as saying so to reset the tone of a thread back on-track. We are in fact all grown men here, not children.