Thread: What do you think AULRO is for ?

Originally Posted by Scouse

Yep, stay away from AULO & stick with AULRO .

http://www.aulogroup.com/images/aulo_main_about.jpg

Sorry my mistake I've edited it

Originally Posted by rick130

I dunno, could be fun to sit around a campfire, hold hands and sing 'Kumbaya'

Note to self..........never..........ever go camping with Rick.

Originally Posted by landyfever

Sorry my mistake I've edited it

Not soon enough my friend!

Far too many of us with nothing better to do caught out your typo!

Originally Posted by landyfever

Sorry my mistake I've edited it

No, thank you for pointing out AULO to me.

I'm now converted & I'm flying out to spend the long weekend with Aubrey & Lori .

Originally Posted by Lotz-A-Landies

Not soon enough my friend!

Far too many of us with nothing better to do caught out your typo!

Mate. I've had a long day fixing Land Rovers

I like the breadth of this forum. If it was just about the vehicles there'd be very little interest. Do you only talk about LRs with friends you've made here when face-to-face? I certainly don't. I think it's also important to be Land Rover owners but not feel a need to be constantly justifying the point. LR vs others arguments are very tiring and I think some of the LR owners who violently feel the need to argue their point perpetuate the whole debate for the opposition.

That said, I don't think an internet forum is the place to talk about your financial situation, relationship problems and mental health issues.

I think a Land Rover forum is there to discuss all things Land Rover - and maybe all things full stop. But comments both positive and negative should be permitted without accusation of rubbishing the brand.

Personally, I wish there were less divisive political or contentious threads - but again, if you don't want to participate, just don't read them. I say anything is OK as long as it doesn't contravene the forum rules, which are well considered.

Originally Posted by Scallops

I think a Land Rover forum is there to discuss all things Land Rover - and maybe all things full stop. But comments both positive and negative should be permitted without accusation of rubbishing the brand.

What I personally wish there were less of are divisive political or contentious threads - but again, if you don't want to participate, just don't read them. I say anything is OK as long as it doesn't contravene the forum rules, which are well considered.

Agreed mate , its 'rubbishing the brand' that annoy's me