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Semantics... own up to the fact that you were and continue to be insulting to members here, apologize, correct your behavior and move on.

The "reading is fundamental" barb was uncalled for but you persist.

My post bugs you because its true.
Semantics... own up to the fact that you were and continue to be insulting to members here, apologize, correct your behavior and move on.

The "reading is fundamental" barb was uncalled for but you persist.

Nah. You seem to be the most bothered. Maybe you need to follow your own advice.
 
Semantics... own up to the fact that you were and continue to be insulting to members here, apologize, correct your behavior and move on.

The "reading is fundamental" barb was uncalled for but you persist.

My post bugs you because its true.
Semantics... own up to the fact that you were and continue to be insulting to members here, apologize, correct your behavior and move on.

The "reading is fundamental" barb was uncalled for but you persist.

Nah. You seem to be the most bothered. Maybe you need to follow your own advice.
 
It is because Canadians are nice and polite. Sorry - didn't mean to offend anyone with that.
We're nice until we get behind the (steering) wheel of a car, eh?
I find while driving in the US, drivers are a lot more courteous, eh?
There must be something in their La Royale With Cheese, or their Le Big Macs.... eh?
Sorry, don't mean to ruffle feathers, eh?
 
Does the T'Bird club have a translator on-hand? The batteries in the Universal Translator I purchased at the last Star Trek convention have run out and I'm not sure what language this nice chap is communicating in, (I don't think its Klingon), but I haven't got a clue what he's saying.....
He's saying: I'm a lawyer at my day job so I will talk in circles. (Too much?)
 
We're nice until we get behind the (steering) wheel of a car, eh?
I find while driving in the US, drivers are a lot more courteous, eh?
There must be something in their La Royale With Cheese, or their Le Big Macs.... eh?
Sorry, don't mean to ruffle feathers, eh?

Oh hell no, the drivers here are THE WORST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
Regarding posts in general here:
Please keep it respectful, there's no room for coy insults, politics, or less than clever insults about basses. If you're new, or unclear please just spend a few minutes reading TB's rules of conduct, this is supposed to be fun and a bit light hearted place for all of us to share our enjoyment of Thunderbird basses, if it stops being that or if Bryan is spending a lot of time here moderating I'll just close the thread - Are we all clear?

Perhaps a little more time at the Fretboard instead of the Keyboard is in order.
 
We're nice until we get behind the (steering) wheel of a car, eh?
I find while driving in the US, drivers are a lot more courteous, eh?
There must be something in their La Royale With Cheese, or their Le Big Macs.... eh?
Sorry, don't mean to ruffle feathers, eh?

There is a great deal of variability of driving skill in both US and Canada. Like me, you are driving in the Oshawa-Windsor corridor in which the traffic has expanded exponentially in the last 4 decades, but no new road capacity has been added. Add to that; there seems to be some notion that a driver can arrive faster by preventing another driver from getting where they are going. I have many other observations, but they would likely get me banned for many infractions.
 
There is a great deal of variability of driving skill in both US and Canada. Like me, you are driving in the Oshawa-Windsor corridor in which the traffic has expanded exponentially in the last 4 decades, but no new road capacity has been added. Add to that; there seems to be some notion that a driver can arrive faster by preventing another driver from getting where they are going. I have many other observations, but they would likely get me banned for many infractions.

And that description matches the driving skills exhibited here on the roads.
 
Regarding posts in general here:
Please keep it respectful, there's no room for coy insults, politics, or less than clever insults about basses. If you're new, or unclear please just spend a few minutes reading TB's rules of conduct, this is supposed to be fun and a bit light hearted place for all of us to share our enjoyment of Thunderbird basses, if it stops being that or if Bryan is spending a lot of time here moderating I'll just close the thread - Are we all clear?

Perhaps a little more time at the Fretboard instead of the Keyboard is in order.

If you want me to sit quietly on the "naughty step", you just gotta say that! ;)
 
There is a great deal of variability of driving skill in both US and Canada. Like me, you are driving in the Oshawa-Windsor corridor in which the traffic has expanded exponentially in the last 4 decades, but no new road capacity has been added. Add to that; there seems to be some notion that a driver can arrive faster by preventing another driver from getting where they are going. I have many other observations, but they would likely get me banned for many infractions.
I wouldn't doubt that we have many of the same observations. The worst highway, if you can even call it that, is the Red Hill! And I have to take it quite often! Two lanes, uphill, with transport trucks.... in a fair sized city, even on paper it sounds like a bad idea!