RE: [DMCForum] Re: PCV Routes Manifold Vacuum Through The Crankcase

["timnagin" <timnagin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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>Keersit, you must *really* want those parts.


I said I would pay for them; I didn't want you to give them to me.


>You're easily impressed, I didn't tell you the half of it. And ya
>know, I *am* a little older than you so I've had plenty of time to
>mess around. I also bore easily and gravitate to learning my shit.


That was sarcasm, so apparently you haven't learned that shit.  By the way,
the number of years one has been alive doesn't always dictate how much that
person has learned, nor how well they have learned.


>You see, I don't like to depend on other's...I prefer to depend on my
>own skills. It's called confidence in one's own abilites, something
>required in both my past and present life.


One's over exuberance to prove one's confidence could actually mean the lack
thereof.


>Unstable? Do you have any idea how much shrink testing and BS I've
>had to go through? From the cop days of my youth to this latest round
>of crap I've been poked, prodded , and talked to till I'm blue in the
>face. I can assure you, I'm solid as a rock...solid enough where you
>won't find me on an internet forum every single night.
>
>Now if I could oly get them to stop making me piss in a cup whenever
>they get the urge...


Yes, I do understand what it takes to be a pilot as I have known, and know,
a few.  My concern is when someone tosses comments around about how they
feel they can draw their weapon on a passenger who makes them angry.  If
someone took all of the psychological evaluations then this should have
shown up.  If it didn't, then either the test was faulty or the subject
being tested may suffer from Multiple Personality Disorders (MPD).

So, what is the proper amount of time someone should spend on an internet
forum and how does spending time on an internet forum dictate one's
stability or instability?

Greg

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