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How to start an argument!

One way to start an argument is to tell the "TRUTH" about politics,, releigon and the regular news media.

Mainstream religion news media, and politics are made up by superstition, half truths,idolatry and a host of other adjectives I can"t think of now. ,
 
I just answered a bit above here that it costs less to rebuild a gas carb than a diesel one. I wonder how much that will start.....
 

Now you did it. There are people on here that don't know a thing about a diesel engine and now they will be talking diesel carb crap cause they heard it here. LOL
 
Mention the term global warming or global cooling or climate change or any type weather extremes. You won't have to wait long on that subject.
 

I could have sworn that it always used to work in face to face discussions, speeches, newspaper articles, radio broadcasts, and don't forget the old tin cans and string.
 
My wife was standing nude, looking in the bedroom mirror. She was not happy with what she saw and said to me, "I feel horrible; I look old, fat and ugly. I really need you to pay me a compliment.' I replied, "Your eyesight's darn near perfect." And then the fight started........ ________________________________
 
You may actually be correct as the parts in the carb on the gas start IH diesels are really expensive when you can even find them. I think a needle and seat is over 50 bucks.
 
What? You fat?! Don't be ridiculous. Oh sure,all your friends are fat,and both your sisters,but it's scary how thin you are!
 
Depending on your wife's age, "darn your kids sister/niece is looking good" should do nicely to start an argument and get you called several names.

Rick
 
...she asked me,do these pants make my @$$ look big,I said no youre @$$ makes the pants look big, oops....
 
Suggest to the fellows on the N board that they convert to 12V and EI.
I know this because when I'm having a bad day I do that there and then watch the fur fly.
Cheers me right up.
 
not to start an argument but #1 should be state a known fact #2 wait! If someone was to post that snow is white I am pretty sure one of the characters on here would argue it's another color. it is true that snow can be black(with dirt) or yellow.
 
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Ask which penetrating oil is the best...Or ask any question on the "N" board and be prepared to get the crap beat out of you.
 
Tell other Case guys what a clumbsy, obsolete tractor the DC was despite being tough and durable! I own several.
 
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