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Old 06-17-2018, 08:38 PM
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Look kids, here's the deal you can report post's to me about things that get your panties in a wad, I honesty don't give a crap. I'm not here to play kiddie referee if you have a problem with someone work it out on your own like adults.
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These post are usually informative, and fun to read. When they get argumentative , I usually go to a different forum for a while.
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OK, I'll bite. Chabarenie1, clean the points.
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Helicoil kits should be easy to get thru any auto parts stores and they work great.
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Ok, so I am really confused after reading the posts on this thread. I don't know what the arguments are about and aside from the post about buying a new helicoil for a thread that was started 4 years ago, I am lost. I cannot be the only one on here who is lost, so I guess I will just sit back and enjoy the show...…..



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Ok, so I am really confused after reading the posts on this thread. I don't know what the arguments are about and aside from the post about buying a new helicoil for a thread that was started 4 years ago, I am lost. I cannot be the only one on here who is lost, so I guess I will just sit back and enjoy the show...…..



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LOL.. your not the only one.. Points at self. Maybe something got deleted...
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Ok, so I am really confused after reading the posts on this thread. I don't know what the arguments are about and aside from the post about buying a new helicoil for a thread that was started 4 years ago, I am lost. I cannot be the only one on here who is lost, so I guess I will just sit back and enjoy the show...…..



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What? Huh?
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Old 06-18-2018, 09:52 AM
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Geez, I am confused also.

All I know is someone tried to piggy back a thread from 2014. Since I was gone yesterday afternoon, it appears someone (or more) made some sarcastic remarks, that appears to have been deleted by a Moderator.

None the less....Time to move forward.
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