Ok, in response to Mike and everyone else... (long)
09-03-2002, 10:19 AM
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LOLOLOLOL
as the audiworld turns--in our last eposide bageldog reporetd that the highly modified seriously beaten car that he PAID WAY TO MUCH for had a problem. now its no ones fault and the offers to fix it were made but it seems as though bageldog is pretty unhappy with his overblown (heh heh) car and wants to bash someone. so who does he pick--the very forum he has sought sympathy from. this is too funny gott love those MODS! ;-)))
09-03-2002, 10:24 AM
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Dan, I agree with this. It is the right thing to do, even though it may not be "required"
It's about taking care of a closed knit community and as such, people do remember events like this and it costs more than just time in the long run.
Although, Mike offered to set things right by offering labor, the right thing would be as you said.
Although, I stand by my disheartened agreement of the as-is, no warranty implied or given standing, just because that's the way it is.
And I may be one of the few on here that think that what is right almost always goes against what is acceptable in today's society. People need to start paying attention to inter-human relationships and how they interact personally and via business dealings.
Off my soap box.
Although, Mike offered to set things right by offering labor, the right thing would be as you said.
Although, I stand by my disheartened agreement of the as-is, no warranty implied or given standing, just because that's the way it is.
And I may be one of the few on here that think that what is right almost always goes against what is acceptable in today's society. People need to start paying attention to inter-human relationships and how they interact personally and via business dealings.
Off my soap box.
09-03-2002, 10:26 AM
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Are you retarded? Seriously tho....
I'm not "looking for someone to bash"
I'm sick of everyone bashing me...
I'll state it one more time since you don't seem to get it:
If these were the appropriate parts that broke then I AGREE, buyer beware.
But these were parts that shouldn't even have been in a car!!!!!!
Anyways, I'm done arguing with you people....I'm paying for it, mechanic negligence is the buyers fault, you all win, I'm done.
I'm sick of everyone bashing me...
I'll state it one more time since you don't seem to get it:
If these were the appropriate parts that broke then I AGREE, buyer beware.
But these were parts that shouldn't even have been in a car!!!!!!
Anyways, I'm done arguing with you people....I'm paying for it, mechanic negligence is the buyers fault, you all win, I'm done.
09-03-2002, 10:33 AM
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YOU PAID !TOOOOOO! MUCH FOR A HIGHLY MODIFIED
EXPERIMENTAL CAR (A 2000) TO BOOT AND NOW YOUR MAD. good luk in your future life---**** happens and then you die. Yes the parts were bad WHAT THE HELL DID YOU EXPECT WHEN YOU BOUGHT THAT DOG. THE ONLY MODS YOU CAN TRUST ARE THOSE THAT YOU DO YOURSELF. thats life...get over it.
