I'm confused....as usual

Dang it, give me some cred here!

I put my brand of oil and grease in my sig!!!

I've got it! We are the rugged individualists! Those who go to the edge with joy.
We have to welcome, guide and help those poor souls who wander sans TC's. Mostly it's the wives who think that size matters, else all the gypsies would TC. OR......... It's the magic of," I've been so far down the beach, I've been so high on the ridge, we've been over the rainbow", That draws them here, as it did to us. Solitude and interesting companions, are only some the benefits found on the truck camper forum, jefe 4X4's Big Tent, Whazoo's Playground, my Fact and Fun Time.

Awwww....man! This thread's been CuteBombed.

No one can be a crabby-apple after seeing that!

(Loookadatwiddlefluffyface!)

I just clicked on your profile and saw the pic. Dunno, Mr. Doe....I don't see you standing next to that truck wearing a name tag and holding your birth certificate. It could be a faked photo.

(Just kidding, of course. Nice TC. And if I ever find what's left of the photo of mine, I'll add it, too.)

Ok, I attached a pic of my former rig. It was pretty easy to do thanks to the instructions by RVSnowbird in the Help and Support section.

However, I can not offer any proof of past ownership, as I have destroyed all the documentation that I collected over the years. Such things as original dealer invoices. registration, insurance, manuals, modifications, accessory add-ons, weigh tickets, fuel bills, etc. I had all of these right up to last year when I sold it.

I do have many, many more photos of the rig though. From trips that I have taken with it to many of the lower 48 and Alaska in '07. The truck only had 95k miles (mostly with the TC loaded)) on it when I drove it to Oregon last fall and put it on consignment at an rv dealer in Eugene, OR.

With that said, now back to my original question.... Am I allowed to just read the posts but not respond?:?

ryoung

Note: I no longer own the TC and truck in my signature. I post it only for credibility. You got to look at my previous post to see it.

toedtoes wrote:
But we're talking about an Internet forum here. I post a question, people offer suggestions. Some are good, some are bad. I pick and choose between them or I toss them all out and look for an answer elsewhere. It's not a life or death situation - it's not someone performing work on your rig - it's simply people offering suggestions, options, opinions.

Yep, that's it! I agree!

Too funny!

sleepy wrote:
Using this as an example...

Someone has a heart attack and is in an accident, bleeding badly....

A good sumaritan shows up and says, "Everything is going to be alright, I'm a Doctor"

We think... everything is going to be OK

The Doctor gets down on his knees (we all know he is going to examine the patient)

Then the doctor puts his hands up, looks skyward and says , "Let us Pray!"

OMG.... at least it is better a preacher than a university professor with a doctorate.... unless the professor has had CPR and a first aid class.

I absolutely think that it is important to know what a persons credentials and experiences are are before I waste time and money chasing their titles, opinions and egos.

In the scenairo above If I was praying it would be for a paramedic and EMT to get there quick while I did the best I could to stop the bleeding. I had a CPR class a long time ago.... I don't remember a word of it or how to do it.

NOTE: All military veterans from my time had the GI Bill for education.... I was in the active duty service for 4 years... yes, I used all 4 years of my GI Bill college education... no appologies offered or expected... it was a wonderful program and it helped me to provide for my family and to continue helping my country.

Wayne, and all of you other veterans, thank you for your military service.

And I hope that we never have another day like 9/11/01

Chet

I would not let some Joe Blow walk up to my rig and start doing things to it. Of course I'd want to know what his credentials are, etc.

But we're talking about an Internet forum here. I post a question, people offer suggestions. Some are good, some are bad. I pick and choose between them or I toss them all out and look for an answer elsewhere. It's not a life or death situation - it's not someone performing work on your rig - it's simply people offering suggestions, options, opinions.

ryoung wrote:

But a sig and a pic of your rig in the appropriate forum is good on-line etiquette.

Geez...I wish you guys would give up on this subject. Now I need to add a pic to my signature??:@ Guess I better get busy at it.

ryoung

Note: I no longer have the TC or truck that's in my signature. I'm just adding it for credibility

And you have to include all the rallies you've attended. Apparently going to a rally gives you credit even if you don't have the rig.