Story of my on how i got my camaro

[TommyTheCat]

Originally Posted by Ragnar

2014 is a pretty new Camaro! D-bag comment just because you are unhappy in Detroit.

i dunno, that's probably the nicest thing you could say to help someone.


great steal OP, good luck if you ever decide to sell it

[Rainbow1616]

Originally Posted by DRKS1D3

You don't get it. If he spells and uses poor grammar here, he ultimately uses it on job applications too. Are you saying he purposely uses poor writing skills on the internet, then is magically able to write like a Rhodes Scholar on a job application? LOL! You're funny.

Gimme a break, who cares what grammar anyone uses on forums.

Woodboss

OP
Nice car, Great job!

[DRKS1D3]

Originally Posted by Rainbow1616

Gimme a break, who cares what grammar anyone uses on forums.

Woodboss

OP
Nice car, Great job!

You're right. Being able to read and write the English language in the correct fashion is overrated. Again, carry on guys.

[PalmerGA]

Originally Posted by DRKS1D3

Being able to read and write the English language in the correct fashion is overrated.

Obviously. Personally, I make frequent comments about the grammar skills displayed here, but it is all meant to be helpful... not derogatory. People think it is less important these days, to know how to effectively communicate given the internet, texting, email w/ spell check, etc. I beg to differ. With today's emphasis on texting, emailing, and posting on forums (versus oral communication), it's more important than ever that we know how to form sentences, spell correctly, and uses proper tenses when typing.

All I can do is try to help and enlighten. If people have no pride in what they exhibit publically, then they can certainly feel free to continue to display their ignorance.

[DFWZ28]

Aaron,

great job, car looks very nice. and I agree with one of the posters here, good thinking and seems like you had a good plan and put some elbow grease to get your car. much better than the spoiled brats that wait for mom and dad to buy them a new car.

and finally..............go spurs............next year that is.

Loop...........life long spurs fan since the early 70's

[habunow1]

Op great job, where there is a will there is a way. This is a great lesson to learn early in live an shows you with hard work you can succeed and have the things you want. Apply this to all you do and who knows the limits. Welcome to C5 and enjoy the car.

[pickwithaustin]

Originally Posted by PalmerGA

Obviously. Personally, I make frequent comments about the grammar skills displayed here, but it is all meant to be helpful... not derogatory.

My favorite one is when someone says, "I want to sale my car."

Were we all just a whole lot smarter back in the day, or what? It does seem like we've slowly become a country of dufus.

[DRKS1D3]

Originally Posted by DRKS1D3

You're right. Being able to read and write the English language in the correct fashion is overrated. Again, carry on guys.

**complete sarcasm on my part**

Originally Posted by PalmerGA

Obviously. Personally, I make frequent comments about the grammar skills displayed here, but it is all meant to be helpful... not derogatory. People think it is less important these days, to know how to effectively communicate given the internet, texting, email w/ spell check, etc. I beg to differ. With today's emphasis on texting, emailing, and posting on forums (versus oral communication), it's more important than ever that we know how to form sentences, spell correctly, and uses proper tenses when typing.


All I can do is try to help and enlighten. If people have no pride in what they exhibit publically, then they can certainly feel free to continue to display their ignorance.