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Sometimes it really urks me when people want to do nothing but criticize. I am a peaceful man who appreciates everyone on here and the very useful info. But when people get on here and run their mouths without thinkin...well, it really doesn't set well with me.
 
If you dont like the program you are watching on TV, then change the channel or turn it of. lol
I hear though and agree with you
 
Ahh, dont let it bother you, one bad apple can ruin the whole bushel. If someone wants to throw down at the drop of a hat like a fairy let them. Im still happy :)
 
Rowcrop, I share the same feelings as you. This is a neat site, but the contributors who think it's their duty to add negative, hurtful remarks to another person's post irk me to no end.

I compare this site to a coffe shop. When I enter I scan the crowd so that I can avoid sharing a table with a chronic downcaster. The same goes when I scan the various posts here. Jim
 
For some reason many will nay say before the can say good job or here is a possible way try this to see if this will help. Why-Just can't help them selves cause possibly life may have passed them by-they think.
 
There was a thread yesterday (apparently been poofed) where someone was wanting to bust someone else in the mouth. It's a shame you can't meet up with him. It'd be quite entertaining to watch a 'mouth-buster' meet a 'really doesn't set well with me' guy.
 
yea i agree with you,yelling and critizing proves nothing other than make name for the person doing it. I deal with people on daily basis and a friend has been in the business for over 40 years and he told me just last night. don't worry about the ones that bit## cause they are not happy unless they are complaining or yelling at someone.
 
Guess some people just have to be negative.

Couple of weeks ago, someone posted a pic of a friction throttle on an H Farmall he'd bought and wondered whether it was standard. He thought maybe it should have had a serrated throttle.

I first met up with my own H about fifty years ago when my father-in-law owned it, and it's always had an identical friction throttle. I just never gave it a thought. But as soon as the fellow posted the pic, someone right away said, "Must be some kind of cobbled up after-market crap".
 
At 59 I have learned to take it easy. Don't let the ones that want to complain get to you.If you don't agree with someone say so and leave it at that. No need for name calling or wanting to fight about it. Also in my life around equipment I have learned to never say that can't be or can't happen. Because when it does you will look like a fool.
 
I have no clue what this is about or what triggered the post, but I see that larry@stinescorners seems concerned.

Just for the record - I enjoy, appreciate, and really look forward to his posts and particularly his photos! Larry - you are appreciated!
 
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