Another distrubing discussion about Open Carry

[Armond Reese]

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Don't forget that one guy on CV.somethingorother (Not that it matters which site, really) who had his car set up as a "demo car" for his police "radio business" (Using 10-15 year old out of date shit, AKA being absolutely full of shit.)

I tried Googling it, but my Google-fu is weak today.

 

[Batousaii]

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I think i pizzed em off pretty good, pointed out their rudeness was possibly hereditary -lol

 

[HankT]

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Batousaii wrote:

I think i pizzed em off pretty good, pointed out their rudeness was possibly hereditary -lol

Dude, you really feel the need to corner people into awkward situations ?? And then you wonder why people don't like you in their threads ??? Or maybe you have some sick sense of enthusiasm for making others uncomfortable..... or maybe just you really are just a troll..... you haven't provided the proof to put me in error.... fail... try again.. <insert quarter here>.

GeeeeZ dude....

Really ?

Shoooo Shooo .....

 

[Batousaii]

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HankT wrote:

Batousaii wrote:

I think i pizzed em off pretty good, pointed out their rudeness was possibly hereditary -lol

Dude, you really feel the need to corner people into awkward situations ?? And then you wonder why people don't like you in their threads ??? Or maybe you have some sick sense of enthusiasm for making others uncomfortable..... or maybe just you really are just a troll..... you haven't provided the proof to put me in error.... fail... try again.. <insert quarter here>.

GeeeeZ dude....

Really ?

Shoooo Shooo .....

First of all Hank, i didn't corner anyone with strange pestering little questions like you do on a consistent basis. Second, if you read the first page+ of their thread, you can see it is simply full of conceit and slander. That is very distasteful and needed to be tossed in their lap. I do not troll your favorite forum asking slanted questions that corner people in to unnecessarily defending their position, or attempt to make them trip on themselves trying to explain through your land mine styled questioning.

- You sir, are out of your bounds.

Go back to Jersey.

:?Bat

 

[TechnoWeenie]

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Armond Reese wrote:

Don't forget that one guy on CV.somethingorother (Not that it matters which site, really) who had his car set up as a "demo car" for his police "radio business" (Using 10-15 year old out of date @#$%, AKA being absolutely full of @#$%.)

I tried Googling it, but my Google-fu is weak today.

Wow. Gotta love trolls from other sites... Notice the join date....

Nice try asshat.

 

[TechnoWeenie]

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Sheriff wrote:

Wangmuf wrote:

What's "Whackerizing"?

It's the intentional act of taking a Crown Victoria (old cop car or civilian car) and making it appear to the casual eye that it's still an active in service police car.  It involves pulling off nice wheels or full size wheel covers and putting on what's called "the baby center caps".   It involves drilling holes in the sheetmetal to add antennas.  It involves ripping the chrome Crown Victoria emblem off the trunk and replacing it with a black "Police Interceptor" emblem.  It involves drilling holes in the front bumper and mounting a push bar.   It involves ripping out a nice chrome grill and and replacing it with a black honeycomb grill like most of the police package cars use.  The list of intentional police looking equipment just goes on and on, whatever they can dream up.  One of the funniest things I ever read on that web site was some guy who painted a tissue box black and placed it in the windshield.  It was suppose to look like a radar unit sitting on the dash.  Some go as far as mounting emergency lights in the grill, strobes in the headlights and tail lights, and emergency light bars in the rear windshield.  Many of these lights are illegal simply due to the colors they choose to use.

I've seen worse....

Old caprice with what appeared to be red/blue lights... Upon closer inspection they were two tissue boxes painted red/blue....

 

[Armond Reese]

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TechnoWeenie wrote:

Armond Reese wrote:

Don't forget that one guy on CV.somethingorother (Not that it matters which site, really) who had his car set up as a "demo car" for his police "radio business" (Using 10-15 year old out of date @#$%, AKA being absolutely full of @#$%.)

I tried Googling it, but my Google-fu is weak today.

Wow. Gotta love trolls from other sites... Notice the join date....

Nice try asshat.

Actually, I'd just been lurking until I felt like registering to reply.

Sorry to get your manties in a bunch.

 

[Citizen]

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HankT wrote:

Batousaii wrote:

SNIP I think...

Dude, you really feel the need to corner people into awkward situations ?? And then you wonder why people don't like you in their threads ??? Or maybe you have some sick sense of enthusiasm for making others uncomfortable..... or maybe just you really are just a troll..... you haven't provided the proof to put me in error.... fail... try again.. <insert quarter here>.

GeeeeZ dude....

Really ?

Shoooo Shooo .....

A case of the pot calling the kettle black, if there ever was one.

Here is a Hanky quote I QFT'd recently:

I am the same way. I love asking questions about stuff that people think they know is true.

It's a hoot when they get all mumbly, stuttery and it's evenentertaining when they can't carry on a logical or civil exchange and get spitting angry. I love that. FTF or on the forum, it's always educational. They simply don't know how bad they look...

 

[HankT]

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Citizen wrote:

HankT wrote:

Batousaii wrote:

SNIP I think...

Dude, you really feel the need to corner people into awkward situations ?? And then you wonder why people don't like you in their threads ??? Or maybe you have some sick sense of enthusiasm for making others uncomfortable..... or maybe just you really are just a troll..... you haven't provided the proof to put me in error.... fail... try again.. <insert quarter here>.

GeeeeZ dude....

Really ?

Shoooo Shooo .....

A case of the pot calling the kettle black, if there ever was one.

Here is a Hanky quote I QFT'd recently:

I am the same way. I love asking questions about stuff that people think they know is true.

It's a hoot when they get all mumbly, stuttery and it's evenentertaining when they can't carry on a logical or civil exchange and get spitting angry. I love that. FTF or on the forum, it's always educational. They simply don't know how bad they look...

LOL. Actually, it's the kettle calling the kettle....

Do try to keep up, Citizen....at least try...





Batousaii wrote:

GeeeeZussss Hank, You like a freekin little kid that can't stop the pestering little questions that angle to corner someone into a mistake. Why don't you go mess with California or something, i hear they freely give change to those in need. And with all of their built up frustration, i bet you could even start a real life e-argument.

Dude, you really feel the need to corner people into awkward situations ?? And then you wonder why people don't like you in their threads ??? Or maybe you have some sick sense of enthusiasm for making others uncomfortable..... or maybe just you really are just a troll..... you haven't provided the proof to put me in error.... fail... try again.. <insert quarter here>.

GeeeeZ dude....

Really ?

Shoooo Shooo .....


and my apologise to the state forum for a torrent rebuke to Hank, just felt it needed to be said.

:?Bat.

 

[Batousaii]

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So, Hank, it's been identified that you actually ENJOY upsetting people... that's very sad, especially in light of what posted on that other forum regarding their manners and social graces. There i pointed out that manners and behaviour that are designed to incite anger are usually the product of poorparenting combined with an inwardly refined gene pool. It's a sad state of affairs, but one i think carries an amount of truth.

- So what category do you fall into Hank ?? - Are you civilised ?? or would you prove otherwise ? ... please continue, i am sure your following response will be indicative of your profile.

Also, i am not angry about what you say, that would require that i care. I just think you need to taste what you dish out from time to time.... Your often rude, and i find rudeness distasteful.


Also, i didn't corner them there... i simply gave them "what for" for being rude to one of our members here --- sticking up for one of our own.... Maybe you don't get it?


:?Bat

 

[sudden valley gunner]

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He don't get a lot of things.

 

[PavePusher]

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Batousaii wrote:

I think i pizzed em off pretty good, pointed out their rudeness was possibly hereditary -lol

I read that and thought it was spot-on, but...

True art is in shaming someone without having to resort to such insults, even if true. You've got a good start there, keep practicing.

I myself am not an artist, merely a lazy word-thug with a dictionary...:celebrate

 

[HankT]

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PavePusher wrote:

True art is in shaming someone without having to resort to such insults, even if true.

True dat.




PavePusher wrote:

I myself am not an artist, merely a lazy word-thug...

Plenty of those on CV.us. Here, too...

Not a droplet of finesse. Ever.

 

[Batousaii]

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lol, i 100% agree with you pave, andusually utilize that method you prescribed. However at times i feel dropping it in their lap like that is whats needed. Depends on what i feel they can digest. Basically makes it so the next one to spark off is the one that fits in that mold... usually gets em to either stop being rudeor ends upvalidating my viewpoint if they continue... still gives them choices to shape up and be mannerly too. I added at the bottom that my comment was not at the whole, but at the few who were being like that. Chivalry, manners and etiquette are important today as they were 100 years ago.

I just don't like unnecessary name calling against someone who has worked hard to make America a stronger country. I felt they needed to know others support his efforts and the efforts many on this forum make. We don't stand alone here.

Bat

 

[choover]

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TechnoWeenie wrote:

Armond Reese wrote:

Don't forget that one guy on CV.somethingorother (Not that it matters which site, really) who had his car set up as a "demo car" for his police "radio business" (Using 10-15 year old out of date @#$%, AKA being absolutely full of @#$%.)

I tried Googling it, but my Google-fu is weak today.

Wow. Gotta love trolls from other sites... Notice the join date....

Nice try asshat.

I think you are one of the more well spoken people on the cv site from the limited threads I have read, a friend of mine is a member there and showed me a picture of your car interior....If it was a true picture of your car I have to say I agree it looks a little over the top as far as a civilian car goes :?

But I am not a member there and with the way they act I would never be, he has shown he several threads and I think that they tend to bash you to a degree that is childish in more ways than one and after what I have read I cant believe you still go to that site. A standard thread there is one I think would result in a ban here :shock:

But I also must add you are most likely the reason I found opencarry.org, he knew what a firearm fan I was and it came up in a thread on CV and he referred me here from it so I suppose while I disagree with your car set up I still have to give you props for your indirect assistance in me getting here

 

[McX]

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The cars discussed on here intrigue me, being of the classic big body design I grew up with. But in these days of gun or run, I'll book with my BMW to it's top speed of 160, and wave goodbye to the threat. If you can't catch me, you can't eat me.

 

[Kevin Jensen]

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TechnoWeenie wrote:

It's mainly a Ford RWD BOF site.... Covers the entire panther platform... Towncar, Grand Marquis, Mark VIII, and CV

Excuse YOU???

The Lincoln Mark VIII was not built on the 30 year old panther platform. The Mark VI was.

The Mark VIII was built on the FN10 platform, a variant MN12 platform along with the Thunderbird and Cougar.

Please don't associate your outdated technology with my superior vehicle frame system.

Proud owner of a '94' and a '95 Lincoln Mark VIII. Club 16! :lol: