Posted by Dave H (MI) on January 17, 2022 at 07:30:56 from (50.108.94.109):
In Reply to: Good bye UPDATE rant posted by grandpa Love on January 17, 2022 at 04:38:52:
Well, you asked for it! You post a lot, always buying every Cub and accessory in sight. Some people are going to view that as competition because the appearance is that you leave nothing for anyone else. When you post what you bought some people will always feel you are bragging. When you sell something at a profit they feel you are picking the pocket of someone like them. It all boils down to human nature and, ultimately, that you care what they think. You paint the target on yourself every time you post. I buy a lot of tools and don't sell nearly enough of them. I have had the same issues on forums that you are having. Redforlife is not a bad soul. He tries to help on the IH forum when he can. Something just set him off last night...or maybe it was you who over reacted. Either way...not worth all this fuss. Have a biscuit...talk to your wife. Move on.
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