Perhaps one should practice a little.
That's Entertainment. A huge shiny Airstream arrived being pulled by a new GMC 2500 Duramax at the campground shortly before dark. They had reserved a pull through dorectly across from us. Nothing is ...
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2012Coleman wrote:toedtoes wrote:Yep - this forum has devolved since I joined. New members don't hang around for too long. They come and ask a simple question, and then people start asking about their setups, then the floodgates open when the OP dares to have a different method for doing something that the old guard on here simply cannot comprehend. After the OP has been gone to never return they post head scratching emoji wondering where they aren't replying. Examples are to numerous to mention - one only has to be a regular reader. And coincidentally, they are the same old posters - over and over defending their turf against all newcomers.Crowe wrote:
Seems to me it's those that "can do" (or at least THINK they can) are the one's complaining-condescending actually.
Yep, funny isn't that.
Whenever someone comes in as a newbie and asks about towing trailer, everyone replies with how easy it is and all they need to do is practice. Yet, it appears that out in the real world, it is not that easy and when people struggle through their practicing to figure it out, they are laughed at and insulted. Not a very nice community...
Not sure what level of satisfaction one gets from sitting in a CG and reporting the actions of others on an internet forum.
Hahaha, well said and on point to your observations -- some even suggested I buy a more expensive, supposedly less noisy generator I did a thorough research and noise-testing to see that my genny is compliant, lol.
In one thread, a fellow RVer got slammed on running a junk (I don't know how they concluded that) because he wants to run within the speed limits or lower.
Oh well, part of the fun anyways.
