While I tend to agree with you in general, what happens after you launch a thread it is pretty much out of control and that is one thing I like about this forum.
Exactly, posts for the sake of posting...you hit it on the head. There is a room here for useless chatter, I wish it could just stay in there. The problem is that people ask serious questions and 20 tard-ed answers later it receives one serious answer.
Careful - you must be PC around people.
It should be "20 challenged answers". That way no one takes offence. Either that or those that would take offence should just stay quiet.opcorn:
That is 1 of my many useless posts for the day. My post count is in need of help. :thumbup:
I wonder if it's those of us who can't ride at this time of the year, that are starting to get the crankiest?? :gaah:
Not to offend anyone, lol.. I see posts where some asks a clear question and the replies seem to be members just wanting to comment and not an answer . When I post a question I hope to get an answer to it and really do not want opinions unless it supports the answer. For example, "how much did you pay for your bike in the US" and answers come back like "the dealer needs to make a profit"
Lol... Naturally they do so just answer the question or hold comment/opinion, very simple, lol.
It is just a peeve but one shared by several members that belong to Spyderlovers. I belong to a lot of other forums and by far this one seems to get off topic more often and posts drag on and on without answering the original question.
:shocked: But... :shocked: But... :shocked: But...I agree with the issue as stated but, to me the bigger problem is the tremendous amount of bogus information that is spread around by some of the internet experts. .
Lol.... ok.. now for my other peeves, lol....
Well based on the comments I can see it must be ingrained in our DNA lol. On the bright side I hope to order a new 14' limited edition soon so maybe I will not have as questions in the future. And, I will try to untwist my DNA a bit so I can partake in others threads and add useless commentary, lol
Looking forward to an interesting New Year![]()
I hope you're wise enough to know that just because you buy a new model doesn't mean there won't be questions.
In my experience over the years, when manufacturers do big changes in a model year that is usually the model year you don't want....hope I'm wrong though.ray:
I agree with the issue as stated but, to me the bigger problem is the tremendous amount of bogus information that is spread around by some of the internet experts. Some is dangerous to individuals, some is dangerous to equipment. Some just exudes poor behavior and/or anti social activities. I belong to one of the better Mustang forums and it is really, really bad for poor to dangerous information.
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I just HATE listening to other folks complaining...
They should be listening to ME!!!
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There's a "better" Mustang forum? Lol
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Yes, as compared to the really bad ones. None that I have found are really very useful unless you want to talk about how you blew your motor and then tried to get if repaired under warranty or other similar behavior.