Twin turbo viper for sale
08-29-2011, 05:02 AM
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If he guy did well enough for himself to buy a viper and win turbo it. He is probably smarter than you dumbfucks talking ****.. he could have a reading disability and still be a ******* genious. He could be foriegn. And not know english.
And yeah if you own and drive a 10year old fbody. Your a moron.
And yeah if you own and drive a 10year old fbody. Your a moron.
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08-29-2011, 09:30 AM
#45
LOL @ Grammar/Spelling police on car message boards. Education has little to do with intelligence or ingenuity. Even you self-proclaimed intelligent people should realize that. I've met self-made multimillionaires that were brilliant and could not spell properly.
Also, WTF does owning a 10+ year old F-body have to do with being wealthy or poor? Are you guys saying that you cannot own a 4th gen once you earn too much income? haha
Also, WTF does owning a 10+ year old F-body have to do with being wealthy or poor? Are you guys saying that you cannot own a 4th gen once you earn too much income? haha
08-29-2011, 09:32 AM
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there was a viper just like that one on Ebay a few months back in the $60's.. same everything. UGR down to the wheels. Plus 22k miles on a viper just seems like a lot to me. Very sick tho...
08-29-2011, 09:43 AM
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LOL @ Grammar/Spelling police on car message boards. Education has little to do with intelligence or ingenuity. Even you self-proclaimed intelligent people should realize that. I've met self-made multimillionaires that were brilliant and could not spell properly.
Also, WTF does owning a 10+ year old F-body have to do with being wealthy or poor? Are you guys saying that you cannot own a 4th gen once you earn too much income? haha
Also, WTF does owning a 10+ year old F-body have to do with being wealthy or poor? Are you guys saying that you cannot own a 4th gen once you earn too much income? haha
Even if some "brilliant" guy's spelling isn't great, you'd think he'd use a little of that intelligence to copy and paste his ad into a program with a spellcheck.
Sorry. If I come across an ad with tons of grammatical and spelling errors, I'm passing. Maybe I miss out on a few good deals or maybe I miss out on a hunk of junk.
08-29-2011, 10:13 AM
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It takes me awhile to make most of my post because I have to use the Speak and Spell.
Ross we'll have to meet up this week, felt like **** all weekend so didn't get out (other than that 10min drive Sunday morning).
Ross we'll have to meet up this week, felt like **** all weekend so didn't get out (other than that 10min drive Sunday morning).
08-29-2011, 10:20 AM
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If he guy did well enough for himself to buy a viper and win turbo it. He is probably smarter than you dumbfucks talking ****.. he could have a reading disability and still be a ******* genious. He could be foriegn. And not know english.
And yeah if you own and drive a 10year old fbody. Your a moron.
And yeah if you own and drive a 10year old fbody. Your a moron.
08-29-2011, 10:49 AM
#52
Ross, this is an off-topic section on a car message board, not an interview. Yes, spelling is important on business documents, contracts, resume's, etc... But on a car message board? Nope. And being grammar police just makes someone look even more ignorant, as it really isn't an important thing here. This would be like you enforcing your business rules of conduct at your nearest strip club.
08-29-2011, 11:24 AM
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Ross, this is an off-topic section on a car message board, not an interview. Yes, spelling is important on business documents, contracts, resume's, etc... But on a car message board? Nope. And being grammar police just makes someone look even more ignorant, as it really isn't an important thing here. This would be like you enforcing your business rules of conduct at your nearest strip club.
Really? Any form of communication deserves some basic respect of the rules of its language. Sounding like a retard does very little for what others think of you. I have seen you make fun of others with similar posts, how it comes now as ignorant. Funny, huh?
08-29-2011, 11:32 AM
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If it is that bad, what the hell you do posting here? Im pretty sure there are other sites more compatible with your special needs. Good luck in your search, sir.
08-29-2011, 12:31 PM
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Ross, this is an off-topic section on a car message board, not an interview. Yes, spelling is important on business documents, contracts, resume's, etc... But on a car message board? Nope. And being grammar police just makes someone look even more ignorant, as it really isn't an important thing here. This would be like you enforcing your business rules of conduct at your nearest strip club.
08-29-2011, 01:36 PM
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I would too!
I will listen/trust/believe someone that has half *** sentence structure and spells correctly than I will wit sum1 that is typind like dis.
If I can't understand half of what someone says, I skip the post.. I'm not wasting my time figuring out what they said if they won't waste, or waist for some, their time organizing a 25 word post in a manner I can understand it.
I would too!
Come on, Tony. Be honest. When you go through all those resumes you often mention on here tell me you don't immediately shitcan the ones full of grammatical errors.
Even if some "brilliant" guy's spelling isn't great, you'd think he'd use a little of that intelligence to copy and paste his ad into a program with a spellcheck.
Sorry. If I come across an ad with tons of grammatical and spelling errors, I'm passing. Maybe I miss out on a few good deals or maybe I miss out on a hunk of junk.
Even if some "brilliant" guy's spelling isn't great, you'd think he'd use a little of that intelligence to copy and paste his ad into a program with a spellcheck.
Sorry. If I come across an ad with tons of grammatical and spelling errors, I'm passing. Maybe I miss out on a few good deals or maybe I miss out on a hunk of junk.
If I can't understand half of what someone says, I skip the post.. I'm not wasting my time figuring out what they said if they won't waste, or waist for some, their time organizing a 25 word post in a manner I can understand it.