Posted by Gtidwell on August 24, 2021 at 18:23:54 from (75.107.112.189):
I wanted to post this outside of your post earlier sir. Do not let them get to you sir. You should not have to bow down to them. I enjoy your mechanic pictures as do others. That is what is the matter with this world today. It is a me me me world. If it is not something they post or something they dont like, they go on the attack. People do this about numerous subjects all over this country and it sometimes pi$$as me off. If you don't agree that is fine. It takes all kinds of people to make this world work, but do not take it out on a person on a chat forum. We come on here for the conversation and education. Sometimes we even get some good laughs. I enjoy it a lot. I know there are some really bitter people on here at times. Their life must really be he77. I am not going to stoop to their level and attack them. I am who I am too. I do not agree with what some post on here but I do not go after them. Everyone has a right to post what they want. I have posted some things that people have hit me about but oh well. Cry me a river. I know some enjoyed it. I just wanted to let you know how I felt about it and my rant is over. May you have a great evening sir.
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