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Re: 6speed thoughts/ Or 4 speed rebuild(kinda long)

Subject: Re: 6speed thoughts/ Or 4 speed rebuild(kinda long)
by brian on 2008/3/28 2:53:28

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Josh wrote:
Dude, you have got to work on your typing. Using acronyms and shorthand is great for texting your buddies, but you're trying to get advice about your Corvette, not talk about some girls huge boobies. OMG her bbs R huge!!!!!111ONE!111 is one thing, asking for serious input from qualified people about a $10,000 car is something else entirely. Take the extra 5 seconds and type the words. You've used 'no' instead of 'know' so many times I've lost count. It's 2 letters. TWO LETTERS!

Before you launch on me with, "But you all know what I meant, so it doesn't matter!" -or- some other derivative of that argument, take a second and think about what's going on here.

Most of the people on here who are knowledgeable are older than 25, or maybe even 30. I'm not sure what the exact average age is of our members here; but I promise of those who contribute legit technical advice, very few are under 21. Those of us who didn't get a cell phone for our 5th birthday haven't grown up sending text messages, instant messages, or E-mail. I guess what I am trying to say, is that trying to read what you've written, then make sense of it, then trying to interpret what you are asking, through the garble of 'IDK' - 'no' when you mean 'know' - and all the other atrocities towards the English language that you've committed; it gives me a headache. Not a fake, I'm talking over the Internet head ache, a real, as in pain inside my brain, kind of headache.

Most of the time, when my brain starts to hurt from reading a post, I just click the 'back' button and move on. You're in here whining about not getting answers and you don't even respect the people you are asking enough to type out the question.

That's all just my opinion, take it as you will, but I bet you'd get more help if you made an effort to make your questions easy to read.

And, to prove that I'm not a heartless grammar Nazi; the transmission in your car is made by Doug Nash. The 4 speed can be had for fairly cheap, but the over drive unit is expensive and difficult to rebuild. If you plan to modify the car past about 300 horse power, the transmission becomes a liability. I don't know of any good, cheap, solution. Good luck with what ever you decide to do.






thanks for the answer to the question but to the english part that will more then likely not change. the only time i dont write like this is when i have to write a paper for college. i have been typing like this for about 7 years. if you think my typing is bad then you should see some of the people i talk to online! my big problem is that i dont structure sentences when i type or use right punctuations. the only time i really short cut on words is when i type no and know. the only time i catch it is when im talking to a chick on myspace or texting. sorry im young but my mom had me at the age of 20 and my brother at 18. was she suppose to have me when she first started the rag?
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