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HuGo · 10-04-2009, 09:09 PM

btw a piece of advice. This is a forum. ppl will give positive and negative feedcack. That's how forums work. You can't only expect nice feedback. If you think the Internet is full of nice ppl then your naive kid. If you can't handle negative feedback and realize that's an opinion of others which fully have the right to, then leave. And go back to hondatech. Plain and simple. So stop getting your panties in a bunch and grow up. And don't reply again with another childish remark please cuz then your letting me know you illiterate THEN I will believe your stupid. Kapeesh?

10-04-2009, 09:09 PM	#35
HuGo Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: çî†ÿ øf åNgëL§, CA Posts: 5,314 '96 BMW 318ti Active iTrader: (11) Photo Gallery	btw a piece of advice. This is a forum. ppl will give positive and negative feedcack. That's how forums work. You can't only expect nice feedback. If you think the Internet is full of nice ppl then your naive kid. If you can't handle negative feedback and realize that's an opinion of others which fully have the right to, then leave. And go back to hondatech. Plain and simple. So stop getting your panties in a bunch and grow up. And don't reply again with another childish remark please cuz then your letting me know you illiterate THEN I will believe your stupid. Kapeesh? __________________ [SIZE="4"]///M7 DASC TT Stg 3 Delete! S52 Powered! Not Your Usual Ti, Twice As Fast Than Most BMW ///Motorsport... It doesn't need park distance control, and hates decadence. It is musclepacked, yet lightly wound. It lets you feel the asphalt and get you going with the smallest touch of the pedal. It provokes, seduces, and demands to be driven hard. It looks, sounds, and smells like performance. Last edited by HuGo; 10-04-2009 at 09:11 PM.