Apology for a post
Dec 10, 1999 | 10:33 PM
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Trailblazer
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Seems that a post i made a number of days ago has done nothing but spark arguments and contraversy.I would like to apologize for this,if i had it to do over again i think i woud choose my words better or just keep my damn mouth(or fingers) shut.The latter probably being better.I can't be responsible for what poeple do or say after reading the post(POLARIS BRAGGING),but i seems my stupid attempt to voice my opinion has been taken the wrong way.
Again i apologize.I just hope this doesn't result in the first drive-by on a quad.Kidding about that,i just hate to hear fellow riders argue about something i started.I SHALL PICK UP MY TOYS AND GO HOME.
scott
Again i apologize.I just hope this doesn't result in the first drive-by on a quad.Kidding about that,i just hate to hear fellow riders argue about something i started.I SHALL PICK UP MY TOYS AND GO HOME.
scott
Dec 11, 1999 | 10:30 PM
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Weekend Warrior
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Scotster,
While on one hand, I would agree your first post was a bit much - Being man (or lady - don't want to leave anyone out) enough to admit that you have made a mistake - says a lot about a person. The world would be a lot better place if more folks would do the same.
Also, bear in mind that some of these guys here like nothing better than to argue and fuss. It really doesn't matter about what either. There's nothing wrong with a little good natured ribbing - but some do take it a bit to far.
There's nothing wrong with being proud of your quad. If you believe it to be the best quad for you, then it probably is! Once again, the hard part is admiting that it might not be the best for everybody, or that it has "some" faults.
No reason to take your ball and go home - once you get past all the chest beaters and head roosters, most of the folks here are pretty good guys.
Hang around and enjoy.
Happy Trails
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Steve "Bog Hog" West
Honda 300 4x4 - Gordonized, Powered, and Swamped
While on one hand, I would agree your first post was a bit much - Being man (or lady - don't want to leave anyone out) enough to admit that you have made a mistake - says a lot about a person. The world would be a lot better place if more folks would do the same.
Also, bear in mind that some of these guys here like nothing better than to argue and fuss. It really doesn't matter about what either. There's nothing wrong with a little good natured ribbing - but some do take it a bit to far.
There's nothing wrong with being proud of your quad. If you believe it to be the best quad for you, then it probably is! Once again, the hard part is admiting that it might not be the best for everybody, or that it has "some" faults.
No reason to take your ball and go home - once you get past all the chest beaters and head roosters, most of the folks here are pretty good guys.
Hang around and enjoy.
Happy Trails
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Steve "Bog Hog" West
Honda 300 4x4 - Gordonized, Powered, and Swamped
Dec 11, 1999 | 10:37 PM
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Bog Hog's right: We see many mistakes, but few apologies!
Not a problem, Scotster750; stay with it!
By the way, you can delete the entire topic by deleting you initial post. Click on the "edit" icon, the pen and paper, fill in your username and password, fill the "delete" box, and the entire topic NEVER HAPPENED!
I don't advise you one way or the other regarding deletion; the choice is entirely yours; I merely point our an option available to you as originator of a topic.
Tree Farmer
Not a problem, Scotster750; stay with it!
By the way, you can delete the entire topic by deleting you initial post. Click on the "edit" icon, the pen and paper, fill in your username and password, fill the "delete" box, and the entire topic NEVER HAPPENED!
I don't advise you one way or the other regarding deletion; the choice is entirely yours; I merely point our an option available to you as originator of a topic.
Tree Farmer
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