soren wrote:
So being a jerk is something you are entitled to once you become a seasoned member? I'm not sure how that is "valuable advice"?
Of course, there are many here that would benefit from the concept of actually reading and comprehending posts. The first thing the guy says is that he is an aviation mechanic. He then gets a response claiming that he doesn't care about maintenance, and offers that "RVing may not make him happy, or keeping him out of a tight spot". Whatever, the heck that means?
Doesn't matter if he joined in 2000, or a moment ago,He is no less important than you. It's posted in "beginning RVing" which would indicate that it's just where it belongs, as he makes it clear that he is new to this. Nobody needs nasty replies to serious questions, or your attitude, when they express that they don't appreciate that kind of nonsense. Believe it or not, the fact that you have been her a while means absolutely nothing to most, and fails to give you the right to decide who is, or isn't, welcomed here.
most folks when they join up with a web site sort of play it by ear at first until they get a feel of the site. the OP's third post started sassing people.
if you think that is the way one should approach a new forum, that is your problem, not mine.
if you think that "dear lord dude chill out, you have added nothing here, move on quietly.
You don't understand I weight all of my options, used or new, if you don't have anything positive to add then...
I know maintenance better than most people, period, that is my job. Why would i want to buy a rv known to require more maintenance than another? sheesh, really starting to regret joining this dam forum."
is a good way to make friends and influence people, IMHO you are dam wrong.
bumpy
