I've noticed m-sport posts in just about every thread I've been in... the guy has thousands of posts and doesn't even have a build thread, just got his car a bit ago and stuff, while I personally find it funny about how much he posts, he is trying to learn and isn't being a troll so nobody should really give him any shit unless he starts asking shit anyone could google and waste 5 seconds for them.
Btw thanks for assuming SS put my on his naughty list... I like coal, cuz if you wait long enough, and you put enough pressure on it. It becomes a diamond)
carry on with wmi talk
Btw thanks for assuming SS put my on his naughty list... I like coal, cuz if you wait long enough, and you put enough pressure on it. It becomes a diamond)
carry on with wmi talk
I also did not notice that I post in the same exact threads you do, so it is NOT being done on purpose, nor for any purpose.
Are build threads a requirement on here?
Again, IF so, I must have misread the rules along the way.
But if they are not requisite, my 'build' is not/will never be anything all that spectacular, nor anything that I need to get kudos for, or feel all that proud about, so why bother, and why waste the space for one?
Now, IF I were building an all-out street, and race car (sans full cage), like Rick (RAAMaudio), Pete, or Hijinx, etc. THEN I would do a build thread.
But if there are those on here who have to show everyone that new antenna, or sticker, or whatever, then ALL THE MORE power to them!
But it is not something I want to, or feel the need to do, is that OK with everyone on here or not?
As far as being on Bryan's shit list; I am assuming NOTHING, just going off of his responses to you on the Cyborg, and other threads, that's all.
Look, I do NOT want to make enemies with ANYONE on this site, because the way I see it, we are all in, and into this car together, and we all seem to find common ground defending it to, and against others who will rag on it at the drop of a hat.
I do know that I am VERY opinionated on certain topics, and YES, I do need to make a greater effort to tone that fault down, and hold it in check.