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bumperquip · 02-25-2009, 07:39 AM

Ya know, I've found this to be quite typical in the import forums.

Over the years I've owned several imports and had involved myself in the online clubs and forums.

Based on my experiences, the welcome mats in those groups are very very small and are quite often just concealment for a deep, cold water filled pothole.

I've also, over the years, been involved with a number of American make related clubs and forums, including this one, and have found that folks are way, way more helpful and easy-going with no real expectation that you know or should know anything about the club's website, your vehicle or cars in general.

I think it's all related to size... engine size that is... seems the bigger their engine, the more well adjusted, self-confident and accomodating owners and forum members are.

Evidently when your engine's total displacement is equivalent to a six pack and sounds like a chainsaw, you're just pissed off all the time.

02-25-2009, 07:39 AM	#6 (permalink)
bumperquip Klaatu Barrada Nikto Paid Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Tampa Bay Posts: 2,880 NLOC member #: 2254 View this user's gallery iTrader: 2 / 100%	Ya know, I've found this to be quite typical in the import forums. Over the years I've owned several imports and had involved myself in the online clubs and forums. Based on my experiences, the welcome mats in those groups are very very small and are quite often just concealment for a deep, cold water filled pothole. I've also, over the years, been involved with a number of American make related clubs and forums, including this one, and have found that folks are way, way more helpful and easy-going with no real expectation that you know or should know anything about the club's website, your vehicle or cars in general. I think it's all related to size... engine size that is... seems the bigger their engine, the more well adjusted, self-confident and accomodating owners and forum members are. Evidently when your engine's total displacement is equivalent to a six pack and sounds like a chainsaw, you're just pissed off all the time. __________________ Current Owner: '94 # 3907 Former Owner: '93 # 361 Last edited by bumperquip; 02-25-2009 at 07:56 AM..