As the current owner, I can promise that this vehicle will be as complete as I can possibly make it, all I need is time and money. Once it is mechanically sound, I will move on to the details that will truly make this 1-Adam-12. Stay tuned! JK ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Don't you just love how these anonymous people all seem to know more about our cars than we do? I still get that all the time from the alleged know-it-alls about my cars, but they're always wrong. Don't worry about it, John.
Greg copcar dot com
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Tater2(Private)
7 years 9 months ago
I do not doubt your qualifications. I was just wondering what they are. Since you seem fairly confident in your knowledge of this subject. I will e-mail you.
You'll just have to take my word for it based on my level of experience in the hobby and in police work. Those who know me personally will more than vouch for my qualifications.
You've got my email address. Use it. This is not the place to discuss whether or not YOU think I'm qualified to comment here.
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Tater2(Private)
7 years 9 months ago
Ok, so you have a big vocabulary. I am impressed. I am curious as to what makes you such an expert on cop cars?
Little "Tater2"-- is that your real name or were you just trying to be cute?
What is even more sad is when posers sign on and think they're being funny when in fact they really have no clue as to what they are actually saying.
Look up "devoir" in the dictionary and explain its purpose or function in the text as you used it.
Nevermind. I'll save you the trouble.
DEVOIR: (n) 1. An act or expression of respect or courtesy; civility. Often used in the plural: pay one's devoirs. 2. Duty or responsibility.
The word is a noun and you attempted to use it as a verb. That, my friend, is a big-time grammatical boo-boo. Don't think of it as someone not having anything better to do than rummage through the comments section looking to belittle the illiterates and cretins. Look at these insightful sniglets as creative and constructive criticisms from someone who has the knowledge and experience to share with those of you who obviously need it.
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Tater2(Private)
7 years 9 months ago
It is sad that some people have nothing better to do than screen the comments section of copcar.com daily and devoir any opportunity they find to belittle others posting comments. Those people need to get a life,right Mr. Tater.
Stay tuned!
JK
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Don't you just love how these anonymous people all seem to know more about our cars than we do? I still get that all the time from the alleged know-it-alls about my cars, but they're always wrong. Don't worry about it, John.
Greg
copcar dot com
You've got my email address. Use it. This is not the place to discuss whether or not YOU think I'm qualified to comment here.
Since imitation is the most sincere form of flattery, I guess I will say thank you for your attempts to emulate my methods, albeit unsuccessful.
What is even more sad is when posers sign on and think they're being funny when in fact they really have no clue as to what they are actually saying.
Look up "devoir" in the dictionary and explain its purpose or function in the text as you used it.
Nevermind. I'll save you the trouble.
DEVOIR: (n)
1. An act or expression of respect or courtesy; civility. Often used in the plural: pay one's devoirs.
2. Duty or responsibility.
The word is a noun and you attempted to use it as a verb. That, my friend, is a big-time grammatical boo-boo.
Don't think of it as someone not having anything better to do than rummage through the comments section looking to belittle the illiterates and cretins. Look at these insightful sniglets as creative and constructive criticisms from someone who has the knowledge and experience to share with those of you who obviously need it.
yours truly
the tater haters