Just another idiot we have to deal with....not!

 

Aahhh... Some things never change... NOOBS with "serious" (or should I say "thüper cereal") questions who don't like the serious answers they receive. *sigh*

<IFRAME class=youtube-player title="YouTube video player" height=390 src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/h05YfP_8UsU" frameBorder=0 width=480 type="text/html"></IFRAME>

 

[quote= (or should i say "thüper cereal") questions *[/quote]

^ lol lol lol lmao :/ lol lol lmao

 

LMAO

 

so, you can do all the turbo fabricating because you are daddy's race team guy or something like that but at the same time you don't know how to change your brake pads???

thread about you not knowing how to do brakes:
https://my350z.com/forum/north-west/...-or-is-it.html

then you said you don't have the facilities for it, but in another thread you brag about how you can rent a lift for 6$ an hour.

Then, you talk about not being able to afford a 5000$ turbo kit but you post a thread about how you are less than 18 months away from buying a GT-R....interesting.

Also, you posted about being back from your "deployment" where you were getting shot at. I'm pretty sure you do'nt get shot at while you are on a US military ship. You're in the navy, not a ground pounder like us hardcore soldiers. I have plenty of friends in the Navy and they've never seen ground time. EVER Good day sir.

Oh, and try getting discounts on parts from all the forum sponsors and innovators of the 350z community when you called them all **** heads.

 

Actually, there are plenty of people in the Navy on the ground in Afghanistan- stop pretending like you know what you're talking about. You're a hardcore soldier eh? Probably stuck behind a desk in Bogram making coffee for your 1st LT, thats SO HARDCORE!

Second item of concern, I had to pay 30,000 dollars for my divorce and pay her 800 a month for the next three years, so plans change.

Third item of concern I didn't call all of the sponsors anything, I was talking about d-bags like you. People who have nothing better to do than flame other people on forums.

Fourth, what gives you the right to talk about me?

Sixth, I was stationed in Virginia for 4 years, where I was on a ship out to sea for two and a half of those years. Then Hawaii for 4 years where I witnessed the sheer idiocy of the Army when one of your Schoefield Barracks geniuses decided it would be a good idea to run a crane into an overpass. Then I got stationed here in Washington, and have been deployed constantly for the past 2 years, don't you even pretend you know how it works, because you don't. In that time I've not been able to work on a car at all, not even own a decent car- I had a 1994 Honda Accord, and a 1999 Nissan Sentra, both base models so why would I even care about working on cars?

Seventh, stop talking now. Seriously. I've had enough with you.

 

Bravo Jeff and Dave!


OP,

 

[QUOTE=dave079;8867667]Oh, so, every time someone says, Heck, are you going to ban them for that? It is quite literally the same thing.

 

I was never great at math but I think you missed the 5th point .

At least you didn't have to give your ex wife much in the divorce, $30,000 and $800/month isn't that bad at all i suppose if you're getting a divorce it is best to do it when you have minimal assets.


I think you should use the Evo turbo and build a kit with a free turbo you're 3/4 of the way there buy an intercooler and some piping....not much too it really.

 

Dang Jeff good back ground checking skills for a doctor or whatever you do in the hospital if you want a career change work for the FBI :got owned: deus

 

Meh pretty rude for someone in the armed forces.. especially when you are looking for help.

If you're deployed so much why does the car even matter?

 

Fail. I've already said why this is a stupid idea.
Wow. Now you sound like a complete douche. ****ing squid got the nerve to talk **** about Soldiers. Just go back to being the transportation service for the Marines.

EDIT: I love Squids, along with the Chair Force and Devil Dogs.

 

doctor


hmm, note how he said "plenty of navy soldiers on the ground" and didn't include himself. Those navy people on the ground are called seals.

I'm far from an officer. I was a sergeant of 8 years. Chemical weapons and then a training NCO.

So a low trained enlisted personell drove a crane into an overpass....wow, i'm sure that 1 person reflects everything that happens in the Army.

The fact that I build race bike engines and did the entire build on my car along with becoming a doctor after I left the Army shows that maybe not all people in the Army are idiots. You might need to become less narrow minded about other services. Soldiers like you (and i use the term soldier) are what give the service a bad name. Bashing other services is not a way to uphold your honor code. I love all services and in no way have disrespected the Navy by pointing out your lies.

Thanks though

The only reason I even care is because you are giving me as a veteran a bad name and you come into our forum asking for help and then disrespect everyone in it. You can go through myentire history here on the forums and see that I am nothing but helpful to the nice members that do not come on here with an attitude.

crap, another edit: You said you didn't call any of the sponsors anything? If you look back through this thread you were very rude to 2 major sponsors of this forum. ALSO you said in your other thread that EVERYONE that replied (which was 2 forum sponsors and 2 people that engineer a lot of things for these cars) were bieng "eff heads" when in fact they both gave a perfectly truthful and normal answer.

You might have rank and can be a hot head and disrespectful to your soldiers, but in the real world you need to learn to grow up.

 

Through my years of military service, I have come to find that those that cry the loudest about how much they have accomplished in their service when challenged, have in fact done nothing noteworthy.

I didn't know you were a veteran Jeff.

 

What fail? A free tiny turbo......dude he has it made!!!

 

8 years, 2 deployments. I wear a beard now to look older (makes patients feel more comfortable). Most people don't realize it unless they ask. I'm proud of my service but I don't force it down people's throats. I didn't do it to brag, I did it for me and I'm glad.

 

Understood. I'm about to hit 13 years in the guard with a few deployments under my belt.

I like it, besides, what other part time job lets you go out and fly around in an attack helicopter as a hobby.

 

Nice. Only thing that sucks about the guard is living 2 lives. It's all fine on the weekends but when you have to leave for 13 months then come back it really throws a wrench in your life.