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12-18-2014, 09:21 AM
#26
The ONLY thing they are good for are selling items. I list things here for a couple weeks and if no one here needs them I toss them on Facebook. There are so many people there that things just sell so fast.
I like the slower pace here. It is slow, but not dead. Information doesn't get lost, "new thread" searching doesn't put your post 6 pages back after 2 hours, and nothing dies on the boards. Their is a lot of knowledge here and every issue gets solved from a collection of us. This is actually one of the best forums I am on.
12-18-2014, 09:46 AM
#27
Facebook sites are for trolling. There is no organization, no way to save/search info, and SOOOO many WRONG answers there. Facebook car groups are the internet equivalent of the ricers modding their cars in the Autozone parking lot with parts purchased inside.
The ONLY thing they are good for are selling items. I list things here for a couple weeks and if no one here needs them I toss them on Facebook. There are so many people there that things just sell so fast.
I like the slower pace here. It is slow, but not dead. Information doesn't get lost, "new thread" searching doesn't put your post 6 pages back after 2 hours, and nothing dies on the boards. Their is a lot of knowledge here and every issue gets solved from a collection of us. This is actually one of the best forums I am on.
The ONLY thing they are good for are selling items. I list things here for a couple weeks and if no one here needs them I toss them on Facebook. There are so many people there that things just sell so fast.
I like the slower pace here. It is slow, but not dead. Information doesn't get lost, "new thread" searching doesn't put your post 6 pages back after 2 hours, and nothing dies on the boards. Their is a lot of knowledge here and every issue gets solved from a collection of us. This is actually one of the best forums I am on.
12-18-2014, 11:21 AM
#30
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12-28-2014, 03:57 PM
#33
Facebook sites are for trolling. There is no organization, no way to save/search info, and SOOOO many WRONG answers there. Facebook car groups are the internet equivalent of the ricers modding their cars in the Autozone parking lot with parts purchased inside.
The ONLY thing they are good for are selling items. I list things here for a couple weeks and if no one here needs them I toss them on Facebook. There are so many people there that things just sell so fast.
I like the slower pace here. It is slow, but not dead. Information doesn't get lost, "new thread" searching doesn't put your post 6 pages back after 2 hours, and nothing dies on the boards. Their is a lot of knowledge here and every issue gets solved from a collection of us. This is actually one of the best forums I am on.
The ONLY thing they are good for are selling items. I list things here for a couple weeks and if no one here needs them I toss them on Facebook. There are so many people there that things just sell so fast.
I like the slower pace here. It is slow, but not dead. Information doesn't get lost, "new thread" searching doesn't put your post 6 pages back after 2 hours, and nothing dies on the boards. Their is a lot of knowledge here and every issue gets solved from a collection of us. This is actually one of the best forums I am on.
I wish.
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