That's the type of fool who is so lazy, he will ask the must mundane or
obvious question on one of these boards rather than do a simple keyword
search himself. He probably doesn't know how to change a spark plug. I just
had the same kind of experience with my best friend. I was over at his house
a while back and he asked me if I'd check the oil on his "family" truck. No
problem. It was sitting downhill about 25 degrees on his driveway, not a
damn trace of oil on the stick. 3 quarts and a set of plugs later it seems
to be running decent. Will that 5.2L make it to 108,000? I hope so, it's too
damn nice not to, and he paid $16,000 for it just last July. I guess thatt's
one of the duties of a "friend", to try to save people from themselves.
Biff
----- Original Message -----
From: "Pindell, Timothy" <TPindell@OTTERBEIN.EDU>
To: <dml@dakota-truck.net>
Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2004 6:40 AM
Subject: Re: DML: Slightly OT but Dodge related
>
> Some people are never satisfied with anything that is not absolutely
> perfect. Evidently, he fails to understand the inherent instability of any
> system of interdependent parts. I pity any vehicle or machine owned by
this
> individual. Totally unreasonable. Perhaps he should get a bicycle, or a
> Toyota Carolla CE. =/
>
> > What a moron. He has a blown engine (The poorly
> > designed 318? Yeah,right) at 108,000 and he thinks he
> > had a lemon? How in the world is this vehicle not
> > worth an engine rebuild?? What a waste of a nice
> > vehicle. Steve P.
> > --- Bill Knight <billk5008@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > >
> > > Came across this on the D.O.C. board. Thought some
> > > of you in this area may
> > > find this some what amusing/interesting.
> > >
> > > http://www.batcity.com/bonfire/index.php
> > >
> > >
>
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