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Gotta define "bullying" first, there, broseph.

Getting your feelings hurt by the truth or reality isn't bullying. It's just reality and/or tough love. If this hurts you, wear a helmet 'cause life is hard, ain't it?

Getting your feelings hurt by someone who perpetually follows every post you make and turns it into a defecation slinging match is bullying. You have every right to be upset.

There are those who do the following and slinging that make a nuisance of themselves yet claim bullying when they are called on their behavior and/or poor decision making.

There are also those who are fairly blunt and straight-forward, calling a spade a spade.

Being a slinging nuisance is just as much of being a bully as an actual bully. The hypocrisy is palpable.

Being blunt and to the point with a seeming disregard for feelings is not bullying, it's just a lack of tact.

I blame it on a failure in parenting.

In summation, here's the immortal words of Mr. Grand to satiate your desires to bring levity to a lofty hobby.

George Grand wrote: »

Is it me, or is too much of this happening on this forum:

Person #1 - "Hi my name is Codfish and I currently have a Toyota. I'm THINKING of buying a Lexus but it might be a financial stretch. Does anybody have any experience with these? Thanks."

Person #2 - "Hey, try the Rolls-Royce. I read that they're okay, but expensive."


Is this HELPING anyone?

George Grand (of the Jersey Grand's)

https://forum.polkaudio.com/discussion/281/gripe/p1

That would be a trip.









I will show myself out the door now....

Tom

I have hummingbirds year around.

screens 'a mistake.'

Made this today, just came out of the crockpot.....salt, pepper and garlic, Italian dressing and beef broth......fixin to make a sandwich..... @pitdogg2 on toasted bread

BlueBirdMusic wrote: »

Very rare AWESOME Car but only wheels for sale on FBMP in Woodstock GA.
(Don't like these wheels on this car)

That is a big engine for the Camaro.
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Reminds me of a car, one of my friends in Bremen GA drove. It was a 1966 Chevy II Nova SS that he ordered from Jones Motor Company (Chevy dealership).

It was the car "to die for" when we all saw it. It had a big a** engine that had more horsepower than cubic inches. It could have been the 327/350hp/L79 engine, but I think it was larger.

It was the age when insurance was nearly impossible for a young male in late teens who had a car with four-speed transmission. I found this likeness that is not a SS::

The 66 Chevy II Nova was available with the 327/350hp as the biggest engine from the factory. I also had a good friend who had one. It was the 327/365 motor with a hydraulic cam instead of the 30/30 solid lifter cam. It had 11 to 1 pistons, 4 bolt mains, big valve heads and 780 dual feed Holly carburetor. They were quick for their time as they were light as far as weight. His had 4:11 rear end and he put a Crane cam in it with fender well Hooker headers. His was a black SS, it was a good looking car. He got a drag racing ticket in it the first night he was out in it after he got it.

Tony M wrote: »

billbillw wrote: »

msg wrote: »

@Geoff4rfc - did you just get a Camaro and cruising the local high school when activities let out?

Or are you still rolling in the dirty white panel van handing out free lollipops?

I mean, either one is genius. Side note, I found a way to game a house arrest ankle monitor.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WA_42DHkWvI

I lived that exact lifestyle to a T.

lol
And that was actually filmed down the street from where I lived

Thanks, everyone takes their hearing for granted till you start losing it. I had got to were I hardly listened to my setup anymore. That has now changed and I'm very thankful for that.