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notadeere

02-18-2008 19:07:47

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this goes for Den N Ms & texasmark for sure on my Ot about the colorado They make me think of a teenager with nothing good to say trying to get on others nerves, i dont know how many times i look at a topic & want to say something ( because i am a sarcastic type person myself) & then just bite my lip & leave it at whats best the people that do know the subject & knows something real more than i know..... Sorry guys just needed said

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guido

02-19-2008 12:27:05

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Re: sometimes its better to bite your lip than leave a comme in reply to notadeere, 02-18-2008 19:07:47

Hello notadeere
Did you see my post? I posted on the tool board.

Guido.

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Hotflashjr

02-19-2008 08:37:12

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Re: sometimes its better to bite your lip than leave a comme in reply to notadeere, 02-18-2008 19:07:47

Sorry I missed your original thread. I have a 2006 Chevy Colorado, 4x4, extended cab, 5 cylinder. Great little truck, highly recommend it for a daily driver. I get around 25 mpg on the highway and no less than 20 around town. It pulls my 4-wheeler and trailer no problem. I have had not one issue with the truck and have 46,000 miles currently on it. I drive a lot for work and have found the truck to be cummfy on long rides, pretty quiet on the highway, and rides nice. I don't think it would make the best daily use farm truck or work truck. If it will be a secondary farm vehicle with something more heavy duty for towing/hard use then it would be fine.

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rrlund

02-19-2008 07:21:01

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Re: sometimes its better to bite your lip than leave a comme in reply to notadeere, 02-18-2008 19:07:47

I'm getting better at it myself. I've put my foot in my mouth one too many times on here. Sometimes though,there'll be a subject that I'm just too passionate about and some jack @ss will say something just too stupid.

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Scooby Do vs. Mothra

02-19-2008 05:45:56

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Re: sometimes its better to bite your lip than leave a comme in reply to notadeere, 02-18-2008 19:07:47

You have to understand that most of the yokels (wanna bee 'farmers', yuppies with their 1 acre 'ranch', or small time gardeners) on here are far from being the sharpest tack in the box.

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John S-B

02-19-2008 08:36:45

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Re: sometimes its better to bite your lip than leave a comme in reply to Scooby Do vs. Mothra, 02-19-2008 05:45:56

"You have to understand that most of the yokels (wanna bee "farmers", yuppies with their 1 acre "ranch", or small time gardeners) on here are far from being the sharpest tack in the box."

That"s kind of funny coming from someone that can"t post with his real name. Just because some people here don"t have 1000 acres and 10 tractors doesn"t make them stupid or ignorant. And I believe the term "yokel" refers to someone FROM the country, not someone from the city. If you have a statement to make about an individual that"s fine, just don"t go making blanket statements without fact.

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notadeere

02-19-2008 13:48:51

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i think u might have took that wrong too in reply to John S-B, 02-19-2008 08:36:45

im thinking he was aiming that towards the same people i put it to the ones that dont really know anything but just want to run there yapper, the ones that think they know it all & wants to be like a bully & cant push people around so they get on there nerve on here saying things, anyway i give up on some of these kids ... & i say kids cause thats what they act like thats how ill treat them

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John S-B

02-19-2008 16:47:15

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Re: i think u might have took that wrong too in reply to notadeere, 02-19-2008 13:48:51

Kinda hard to aim a pipe bomb. ;^) As always most of the guys here are great, but a few need to size their underoos a couple sizes bigger so they can relax without the permanent wedgie. If I'm not interested in someone's OT post I'll just pass over it instead of giving the guy grief.

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Vern-MI

02-19-2008 04:30:45

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Re: sometimes its better to bite your lip than leave a comme in reply to notadeere, 02-18-2008 19:07:47

"Better to not open your mouth and leave them wondering than to open it and remove all doubt".

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MF Poor

02-19-2008 04:08:24

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Re: sometimes its better to bite your lip than leave a comme in reply to notadeere, 02-18-2008 19:07:47

An old Army buddy of mine used to say that when certain people always seem to irritate you, there's a problem. And the problem is YOURSELF. Don't let other people live rent free inside your head. If they have irritating ways, that's their deal. Let 'em be.

Another old saying, courtesy of Mark Twain, that I can't remember word for word, goes something like, "A wise man never argues with a fool, as the casual observer can't tell the difference".

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moll

02-19-2008 10:58:28

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Re: sometimes its better to bite your lip than leave a comme in reply to MF Poor, 02-19-2008 04:08:24

That is the smartest thing i have read on any forum this week. Thanks for posting that. :^D

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Spook

02-19-2008 03:40:55

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Re: sometimes its better to bite your lip than leave a comme in reply to notadeere, 02-18-2008 19:07:47

I find myself sometimes hitting the reset button instead of posting. I have never regretted it.

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Leland

02-18-2008 19:57:36

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Re: sometimes its better to bite your lip than leave a comme in reply to notadeere, 02-18-2008 19:07:47

what kim needs to add is a option by clicking on the posters name you can put them on an ignore list and problem solved

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Dairy Farmer in WI

02-18-2008 19:27:51

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Re: sometimes its better to bite your lip than leave a comme in reply to notadeere, 02-18-2008 19:07:47

i have noticed a lot of those types of comments and the ones on my posts just keep flipping my switches. pretty soon i will start writing down thier names and do the same to them! ever heard of CARMA?! it just really chaps mt @$$ lately!
DF in WI

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Den N Ms

02-18-2008 19:20:55

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Re: sometimes its better to bite your lip than leave a comme in reply to notadeere, 02-18-2008 19:07:47

Texasmark Said
DODGE WHAT?
AND I said -A FORD

So i think you need to take a chill pill and LIGHTEN UP FRANCIS!

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notadeere

02-18-2008 19:26:08

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Re: sometimes its better to bite your lip than leave a comme in reply to Den N Ms, 02-18-2008 19:20:55

i also noticed that but i did ask for comments on the colorado, & said dont say ford or dodge as wont happen so like i also said i do bite my lip than putting in my 2 cents worth that isnt worth that 2 cents .....

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Dr. El Toro

02-18-2008 19:13:16

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Re: sometimes its better to bite your lip than leave a comme in reply to notadeere, 02-18-2008 19:07:47

I think what you are experiencing is some insecurity in your life. To get so worked up over some minor comments makes me think you have deeper issues that you are avoiding.

Are you secure with your seksuality? Do you feel as though you were born the wrong gender? Do you have issues with the green snobs?

I think you should see a therapist.

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notadeere

02-18-2008 19:19:01

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Re: sometimes its better to bite your lip than leave a comme in reply to Dr. El Toro, 02-18-2008 19:13:16

No just gotta say to many snot nosed kids that think they know it all & im thinking your one of them ??

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02-18-2008 19:24:15

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Re: sometimes its better to bite your lip than leave a comme in reply to notadeere, 02-18-2008 19:19:01

I think you are suffering from the same thing the rest of us are-winter blahs.

I have noticed it on other discussion boards about woodworking that I frequent. People are VERY touchy.

Lighten up Francis. Spring shall soon be upon us.

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jim from ND

02-18-2008 19:46:04

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Re: sometimes its better to bite your lip than leave a comme in reply to Oh, 02-18-2008 19:24:15

Same IP address as Lanse, Oh? Hmmmmm, you live near the little feller? Who was that guy that had the same IP address as the two of you (Lanse and you) that was bad mouthing the rest of us folks here? Guess I should leave my nose in my own business. Have your opinions, I know I've got plenty of my own. Let folks say just what they want. As long as you know what's right and wrong, should it really matter, notadeere?

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Lanse

02-19-2008 12:50:18

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Re: sometimes its better to bite your lip than leave a comme in reply to jim from ND, 02-18-2008 19:46:04

Look here; im gettin real tired of this coming up. I am Lanse and only Lanse. IPs dont mean a thing. I am not caleb; engine man, welder man, etc. It is up to you if you want to believe me or not, but it is the truth.

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jim from ND

02-19-2008 15:17:56

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Re: sometimes its better to bite your lip than leave a comme in reply to Lanse, 02-19-2008 12:50:18

I'm sure sorry if I offended you in any way. I hadn't much of an idea on how those IP's worked... guess that I should've taken a hint and kept my mouth shut. But at the same time, everyone needs to not read into things quite so much. Take my words for what they are. I'm not that deep that I can put more meaning to my words then their definiton. Simply asking a question. Which I now have answered. Thank you. I didn't jump to conclusions about you, or anyone else. Whew, this cabin fever is starting to make us fellers itchy at the collar.

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Lanse

02-19-2008 16:08:14

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Re: sometimes its better to bite your lip than leave a comme in reply to jim from ND, 02-19-2008 15:17:56

Yeah, i know im sorry. Cabin fever is getting bad, but i dont think that excuses me. Boy, when spring gets here we'll be able to do anything, LOL. No, i wouldnt do that :-)

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notadeere

02-18-2008 20:33:48

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Re: sometimes its better to bite your lip than leave a comme in reply to jim from ND, 02-18-2008 19:46:04

ya i know Jim it shouldnt bother me but... also it reminds me of a earlier post of someone called welder man & eng man & something else man, was more likely all the same person that had nothing real to say & just wanted to annoy people worse than a 4 yr old can do.... I am the type person that if i dont know something i dont say something its better to leave it alone than to dump salt on a open cut but some of these kids coming in here ..... ..

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135 Fan

02-18-2008 21:06:22

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Re: sometimes its better to bite your lip than leave a comme in reply to notadeere, 02-18-2008 20:33:48

Your comment about snot nosed kids puts you in the same category. I posted as Farmer Man and as is turned out, cleared the whole thing up. A 15 year old made a slight mistake and myself and others jumped on him like vultures. I believed something strange was going on with Lanse's IP address coming up on some bad posts. Lanse confirmed it. A 15 year old has just as much right to be on here as you do! I don't remember seeing anywhere that you had to be a specific age to come on. You assumed way to much. You should be big enough to take a little razzn' without going off the deep end? Dave

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RobMD

02-18-2008 20:33:39

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IP addresses do NOT mean identity. in reply to jim from ND, 02-18-2008 19:46:04

For the last time, IP addresses do not indicate a specific identity. Want proof? Go look at a post that you maybe replied to, say, a week or so ago, and compare it with the one you just posted.

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Mark - IN.

02-19-2008 15:56:33

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Re: IP addresses do NOT mean identity. in reply to RobMD, 02-18-2008 20:33:39

I assume that's because the IP's used here are dynamically allocated (DHCP). If they become stagnent or dorment long enough...reassigned. Or perhaps the server used here does it as a matter of routine maintenance as DHCP servers often are setup to do. I clean my cookies regularly as a matter of maintenance so don't keep getting ads from Sears, Home Depot, or whoever that hits on them and then slams with ads for their products because I'm assumed to be a fan instead of an occasional looker...and that'll often get me a newly assigned IP address.

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jokers

02-19-2008 11:23:26

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Re: IP addresses do NOT mean identity. in reply to RobMD, 02-18-2008 20:33:39

You might want to research that statement a little better.

Some ISPs use dynamic IPs so the addresses change but others use a static IP and it often won`t change until the modem is down powered. Checking IPs is a legitimate method of weeding out scoundrels and even if they have a dynamic IP you can usually still find them in the same range. The ISPs can tell you exactly who had any specific IP at a given time.

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jim from ND

02-18-2008 20:56:40

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Re: IP addresses do NOT mean identity. in reply to RobMD, 02-18-2008 20:33:39

Sorry, last thing I want is to get anyone's feathers ruffled. I was simply asking out of curiousity. But all in all, that is what killed the cat. Thanks for letting me know, Rob.

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Dairy Farmer in WI

02-18-2008 19:30:48

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Re: sometimes its better to bite your lip than leave a comme in reply to Oh, 02-18-2008 19:24:15

yeah i agree. i noticed that with myself. i need to go do something. yeah i got chores to do but it takes me an hour before milking to do them so i got nuthin' to do all day. i wanna do field work! i miss driving my big'ns!(tractors) ahh the smell of diesel smoke just soothes my soul!
DF in WI

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