Am I?

**rick130** · 3rd June 2008, 08:01 AM

Forgot to add, I really value your input on the forums. From what I've seen here and OL and read what those that know you have written, you've wrecked, flogged, rebuilt and stuffed around with more Landies than I'll ever see in several lifetimes.

So you have an opinion too ? Who doesn't ?

Madkelpie · 3rd June 2008, 08:17 AM

Gday guys
I'm new to the forum, but I read a fair few of your posts (rovercare) and you are the man. Honest, helpful and straight to the point. Keep up the good work and f@%^& the wowsers!
Cheers
Graeme

LONG LIVE THE CHEVOVERS!

1978 RRC 350 HO Chev
1992 RRC Vogue PLus (awaiting chev)
1993 Subaru outback 3.0 (chev will only fit in back)

**abaddonxi** · 3rd June 2008, 08:39 AM

If every opinionated, know-it-all, smartarse on the forum shut up there wouldn't be anyone left here for me to talk to.

Me?
Simon

**Hucksta** · 3rd June 2008, 08:41 AM

Whenever i reply to a thread or make a statement whether it be on this forum or another i always try and make it respectable, tactful and intelligent. But most of all i would not say anything that i wouldn't be prepared to say face to face.

I do get a little tired of people showing bravado from behind a keyboard.

I do like friendly banter, taking the p1ss and intelligent input ......

That's my bit .......

jason

**stevo68** · 3rd June 2008, 08:50 AM

Well it be no surprise to what I may say

, hope ya'alls got some time as I can be long winded

. Look, you and I have butted heads in the past and we have also seen things from the same page, not unlike many situations one comes across in life. Its like the old adage, play the ball not the man, I tend not to get PM's, people tend to go head on with me on the forum and that is fine also, as long as they are playing the ball. We all have an opinion and some have a "quirkier" sense of humour which some get, some don't, as long as one keeps it within the sense of "friendship" that is intrinsic in this forum, nope I have no probs. We all wont agree at times and that is fine, its how one presents their opinion that can be the differentiating factor.

Regards

Stevo

**Davo** · 3rd June 2008, 09:33 AM

So you just say your mind - so what? I haven't found anything you've said to be too bad. Just cheeky sometimes! I don't think there's anything wrong with that.

I used to spend an awful lot of time on the Rovers North board, in the olden days when it was completely free and unmodified. It was good sometimes, but could also be pretty awful. People telling lies, calling each other names, posting as someone else, taking names that were already in use. This place is a holiday resort compared to that!

**V8Landy** · 3rd June 2008, 10:01 AM

Stay and don't worry about a minority on the forum.Give your opinion if they don't like it then they should stop reading your posts.Cheers Brett

JamesH · 3rd June 2008, 10:04 AM

Whoops, I was the one who posted Option 1, which is not really what I meant. It shows the weakenss of binary questionaires.

I think your posts have lots of useful/helpful information and would like to see them continue, and you've never said anything that confronted me overly and certainly you have replied to my questions and helped me out.

However reading this thread and speaking in general, I don't know where people get the idea that to be honest you have to be brutally blunt and to be sensitive to how you deliver information is somehow wowser like and dishonest.

Confession: I am known to be brutally blunt in conversation and debate and my friends would see this post as the most outrageous example of hypocrisy in the history of the universe.

**Disco_owner** · 3rd June 2008, 10:04 AM

Matt;

It's not distasteful at all , Fair questions raised , I have absolutely no problems whatsoever ,but Please just get yourself a descent Digital Camera , I see a lot of good work being done on your projects/mods but some of your photos do dis-justice.

just my opinion...