Someone just asked the forum if steelcomp was banned for life......
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This site is completely free and there are no costs. Please enjoy and provide feedback.I thought everyone was welcome here?We don't need no stinking whiners..... that'd be a hard no.
I thought everyone was welcome here?
I suppose you're right.Everyone with common sense and who can actually admit when they are wrong are welcome, all others need not apply.
We don't have time to babysit people with personality disorders.
Did he drive a '68 L79 convertible...without rear frame bracees?He does have some issues, and it's quite sad for a grown man to act in that fashion. We had a kid in junior high that came from wealth, he was above aveage in every aspect, but severely lacked self esteem for some reason. We tried to include the guy but just never connected and he had one annoying trait....he cried, and nobody cried in junior high. Guy went on to be city councilman, and later ran for state rep....not sure if he ever made it. Yes, he was a democrat.
Yes, you know him?Did he drive a '68 L79 convertible...without rear frame bracees?
I think because in truth, people see through the crap. They just cant voice it or admit it out of fear.The steelcomp ban seems to be unpopular.
I think because in truth, people see through the crap. They just cant voice it or admit it out of fear.
You're right. I would have said much more but I have to keep it nice so the panties don't get wadded and cause tears.That's just sad when people fear voicing an opinion. The whole thing reminds me more of a divorce.
Once you get past the point of accepting things will change (and most times for the better), it's always better to cut it from your life and move on.