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09-22-2008 07:31 PM #31
I came over here after the losers at the H forum rubbed me the wrong way ..too many "experts" over there who have not actually done it..This place is good and I like it..
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09-23-2008 12:59 AM #32
I almost always post a question in at least two forums of the same interest. Usually so I can get the most answers in the shortest time. This forum is probably my favorite for the old car stuff, but not a very fast moving site. (which is one of the things I really like about it!). Also, some of the other forums have a different take on the car scene, and therefore the answers to some questions may have a different angle to them....I will continue to do so cause it's what works for me.....
A good example is when I posted in the wanted section for tail light housings for my 47 coupe....not one response from here or olskoolrodz.....but a guy from the hamb sold me a pair for 50 bucks delivered!! So you see it works to ask around!!...Last edited by T42; 09-23-2008 at 01:02 AM.
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09-23-2008 01:56 AM #33
Originally Posted by Daffy427
" "No matter where you go, there you are!" Steve.
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09-23-2008 02:19 AM #34
Never bothered me.
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09-23-2008 05:22 AM #35
Also I was just thinking my interests (as most of us) are a little more varied than any one forum. I get a lot of good info here but it is a bit more of a credit card response sometimes, and most of the stuff I like to do is more in the spirit of the 40s-50s when you scrounged the junkyards and modified stuff to work.
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09-23-2008 03:00 PM #36
I don't mind at all . I Like Helping Hot Rodders Build there Car's and Trucks COOL
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09-23-2008 03:11 PM #37
Originally Posted by Daffy427
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09-23-2008 04:41 PM #38
I visit a few sites since i have mustangs and a rod . The best direct info i have gotten is from rod sites and like previous i only ask it at sites when im looking for a fast answer . No matter what the topics i found all sites have there clicks .
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09-24-2008 05:42 PM #39
I do it regularly. Usually just because I like to get a quicker response, you know, more people reading my question the better. Some forums get more action and readers than others.
I should probably not use the same screen name in all the different forums I frequent.
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09-25-2008 11:51 PM #40
Originally Posted by Gusaroo
I use the same screen name on all the forums that I am a member of. And one thing I'm sure of...... I never give advise on something that I don't know about. That is my pet peeve with some forum members. Sometimes they don't know what the h_ll they are talking about.
And that's another reason I am a member of different forums, I get a lot of different advice or opinions from a lot more people. When I get the same advice more than once, I know I got the correct advice.
FrankThere are no stupid questions. But I've seen some really stupid answers.
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09-26-2008 06:18 PM #41
Ken wrote:I, apparently live under a rock, What other sites? This should be good
As to the multtiple posts: I have membership at a number of sites, but have never posted the same question on two or more sites concurrently. What I might ask here, I would not ask over on the HAMB. But for the most part I don't see that it would bother me much if someone did. Maybe they just like getting confirming opinions.
And I agree, sometimes it might be necessary to get a quick answer. I have posted on some forums and the question has lingered for days with out a response. Another good reason to have multiple memberships.Bob
A good friend will come and bail you out of jail....but a true friend will be sitting next to you saying..."Damn....that was fun!
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10-11-2008 11:27 PM #42
I do it. There are a few different reasons for my posting on different forums. I almost never ask for opinions about unimportant stuff, its usually technical.
Each different forum has a different type of focus. That attracts a different type of person with different interests and experiences. I want to hear them all. I evaluate each forums answers differently, yes I judge them.
This judgement is not accurate though. Who know who is realy knowing what the truth is about whatever they are saying. Thats up to me to decide after hearing all the answers and advice given.
This forum I consider to be pretty serous and friendly. I will be coming here more than I have been in recent past. I kinda forgot about this place.
Another forum I frequent is not so friendly but moves very fast and is good for a bunch of really quick answers but dont you dare say the wrong thing. You know the one I am talking about.
Then there is another one that is the one I consider to be MY forum. I kinda know the guys and I feel good there. The problem with that one is its slow and sometimes takes days to get good answers or advice.
Thats my 2 cents.
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10-12-2008 08:52 AM #43
I pretty much surf different forums for the reasons Maddog mentions. I get bored real fast, so I keep checking out the different ones to see what's shakin'.
Each forum has a different feel and pace. Some don't have much going on so you have to check back from time to time to see if anything new has been posted, on others you have to go down through the threads to see if you missed anything because they move along so fast.
I've always considered CHR my home forum though, mainly because it was the first one I joined, and I feel I have a lot of friends here. Not to say the other forums aren't great, but I just started here so I check this one first every day. I also tend to stay on forums where the tone is friendly and helpful, versus ones that are confrontational and somewhat cold.
Don
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10-12-2008 09:29 AM #44
Originally Posted by ItoldyousoYour Uncle Bob, Senior Geezer Curmudgeon
It's much easier to promise someone a "free" ride on the wagon than to urge them to pull it.
Luck occurs when preparation and opportunity converge.
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10-12-2008 09:31 AM #45
I still think you were pushing some magic button, Bob, but I'm a tough old bird, hard to kill. I do notice that once I had a stupid user name, you let me stay.........thanks a lot!! lol
Don
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