Toyota: Posting in Newsgroups - Purpose?

"Car Guy" <com> wrote in message
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arrogance. 
polite 
This is an un-moderated group. Compared to some other newsgroup (such as
rec.audio.opinion where people argue about hi-fi equipment) this group is
fairly tame (except when that crazy retired Ford guy posts). Asking people
to be polite usually just makes it worse in my experience. If there posts
from people you don't like, just block their id's and you won't see them.

I don't want or need to block off anyone in the posts. I just thought
common courtesy would people would use to communicate. Guess I was wrong.
"Mark A" <net> wrote in message
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1MZ-FE 
know 
I 

Falling asleep through Car Guy's post...
 

Ah, life on the Usenet.

http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-
8&group=alt.pizza.delivery.drivers

Trust me, this group is nice. But the Miata group is nicer...

I could draft an FAQ, I already do one for another NG...

--
"If you can't change a tire, you're not allowed to have a beard. It's the
most basic part of a car: If you don't know that much about a car, you
really shouldn't be driving, should you?" - Jimmy Kimmel
ntlhell rolls a six... deathwind is disembowelled with a chainsaw, run over
with a rhino, fed to the fish and his computer taken away from him such
that he doesn't bore us with that inane rot ever again. - ntlhell - A.G.G-
T-A http://www.cafeshops.com/creexul.2534632

"Car Guy" <com> wrote in message
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Common courtesy has never ( and probably will never ) apply here on Usenet.
Like the previous poster said, ignore the trolls and other stuff you don't
like, it's never going away. Like someone said "if you can't take the
heat...." ;-)

"Car Guy" <com> wrote in message
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arrogance. 
polite 

Yep, in a perfect world knowledge is power and should be its own reward
rather than a facility to critisise, but we are fallible from time to time
~(8^I)#-o-o

Jason

"Car Guy" <com> wrote in message
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arrogance. 
polite 

Everyone has a different bedside manner. If one person's
charisma suites you then that's the person you stick with.
If you're an adult and you haven't discovered how things
like this work yet maybe it's time to get your head out
of your ass.
The next time you're lost and you ask for directions I hope
the person helping you is more sensitive than you to the
point they insist in getting in your car and want to take you
a long way around. It'll start to make you wonder if this guy's
a fag. Get the picture now?