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Old 08-24-2016, 02:36 PM
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Guys, I've been reading along and notice a lot of bickering lately. Let's please try to get along, and continue to help each other out. The folks here are what makes this site great! Hope I'm not out of line, guys!
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Agreed!
I think we're all getting older and you know how age makes one grumpy.
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Guys, I've been reading along and notice a lot of bickering lately. Let's please try to get along, and continue to help each other out. The folks here are what makes this site great! Hope I'm not out of line, guys!
Agreed Allen! Your not out of line at all, that's what OCC is all about, helping each other out and enjoying the hobby!
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Well said Alan. Respect goes along way in this world.
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Agreed. It's not been as enjoyable for me to read lately. I've been a member since close to the beginning, I think, and at times it's gotten a little unfriendly towards the new guys that need a little patience from us. These cubs and forums are my hobby it keeps me from going insane with the everyday same ol same ol
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Not at all Allen. Like I said, it's been a long hot summer.

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Good post AC. We are all going to be dead a long time, no need to argue on the forum. State your opinion and let it go. Then go have a cold one.

Edit: I'm enjoying a cocktail at the moment.
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Man this post really makes me I can't stand that Acecil guy that thinks he knows everything




I don't have a problem getting along with y'all as long as you can put up with me.
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Good post AC. We are all going to be dead a long time, no need to argue on the forum. State your opinion and let it go. Then go have a cold one.

Edit: I'm enjoying a cocktail at the moment.
Agreed, and me too!
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Guys, I've been reading along and notice a lot of bickering lately. Let's please try to get along, and continue to help each other out. The folks here are what makes this site great! Hope I'm not out of line, guys!
I agree.
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