Class B - B+

Bill.Lynch wrote:

I should have said feeble-minded since these people are fixated on a silly term and can't let it go.

It seems to be their new life's mission to patrol the boards and make sure no one gets out of line.

I can see them now, grumbling in their robes, blood vessels popping because someone on the Internet is wrong.

Sigh...

Seems to me the B owners are patiently trying to explain the differences of classes of motorhomes, a recurring exercise which has been repeated ad nauseam.

Meanwhile, you're the one who is littering this conversation with insults directed at the commenters here. Your fixation with characterizations of the commenters here seem to be based on personal projection more than anything else.

Fastpaddler wrote:

Hi Bill,

Actually I have found that the "old people"--what is old--who go rving are generally the non-grouchy ones. It can be the ones who stay at home and grumble about what is wrong with the world and why their situation is so bad. But, I wouldn't want to generalize because given the history of person-kind I am pretty old at just over 3 score and ten. Cheers

Fair enough. As it is I am probably older than you.

I should have said feeble-minded since these people are fixated on a silly term and can't let it go.

It seems to be their new life's mission to patrol the boards and make sure no one gets out of line.

I can see them now, grumbling in their robes, blood vessels popping because someone on the Internet is wrong.

Sigh...

Bill.Lynch wrote:

People will call things what they want to.

... therefore, no need for categories, rig designations, etc.

Actually you guys made up the free-for-all concept and somehow try to attribute it to me.

I suggested no such thing.

Bill.Lynch wrote:
Old people with too much time and grouchy attitudes...

People will call things what they want to. It's not a religion, it's just campers.

Hi Bill,

Actually I have found that the "old people"--what is old--who go rving are generally the non-grouchy ones. It can be the ones who stay at home and grumble about what is wrong with the world and why their situation is so bad. But, I wouldn't want to generalize because given the history of person-kind I am pretty old at just over 3 score and ten. Cheers

Bill Lynch, and Naio.
Well then why not just have one big RV forum and do away with all these forums.
Your comments are not helpful, or intelligent, and your age comment is disrespectful, how do you know the age of everyone?
Your just Trolls!

Bill.Lynch wrote:
Old people with too much time and grouchy attitudes...

X2.

I see a lot of threads on rvnet that contain lengthy arguments over minute differences in definitions, and whose terminology is correct.

Bill.Lynch wrote:
Old people with too much time and grouchy attitudes...

People will call things what they want to. It's not a religion, it's just campers.

You're correct! Rv dot net should just do away with all the sub-categories under Recreational Vehicles because I really want owners of pop-ups advising me about the mechanics of my B; as well as having to sift through hundreds of posts and comments to find the ones that apply to my Class rig.
/sarcasm

Old people with too much time and grouchy attitudes...

People will call things what they want to. It's not a religion, it's just campers.

BudJ wrote:
Hey cjscotty, just my 2 inches worth.

Now being serious, what B did you order?

Thanks.

Bud

We ended up ordering the Winnebago Era 70X. Flagg RV gave us a great price and also a great price on our trade. Now hopefully we can deal with the smaller fridge and tanks. But otherwise it felt very open and comfortable inside, and open to the outdoors. I lounged back in the second row seat next to the open door with the large sliding screen, feeling the sun on me and was in love. Like that it has 2 seating areas. Our B+ had 2 sofas, one large and one small with a pop up table and a back small corner bed.