read it

[ODB]

everybody who hate comments on people who are looking for for answers to questions are fucking stupid fucks, who gives a shit if the question can simply be answered if looked up on google, you dont have to be a fuckin asshole to everybody, you could easily answer the question if you think its so dumb, al of you are fucking assholes and banning is stupid, just because you dont say bad words doesnt make it ok for all of you to be rude assholes

[Boss240]

Somebody had their feelings hurt, boo who.

[KiLLeR2001]

All too easy.

[racepar1]

You suck, go away.

Maybe Hondas are for you...

ODB would not approve...

[ilikeboost]

Originally Posted by racepar1

You suck, go away.

Maybe Hondas are for you...

Honda haha. Careful. That civic might be NASA SPEC.

[brndck]

Let me google that for you

[racepar1]

Originally Posted by ilikeboost

Honda haha. Careful. That civic might be NASA SPEC.

VTAK yO!!!

[ilikeboost]

Originally Posted by racepar1

VTAK yO!!!

Sorry but.....

[DJ-of-E]

To me, the biggest issue is the gap between the new internet users and those who have been using internet from 2001-2009. Usually those users are use to forum rules and formats where you search first and then receive answer.

However, after the advent of blogging and facebook, forum rules and norms are becoming very much so often ignored or forgotten.

My biggest concern with the new generation of internet users doing as follows:

1) Not initially questioning material/source. Automatically assume as true. There are some 240sx tutorials some steps I would rather source to Nissan Service manual than to trust photo pictures and text on the thread.

2) Time is more valued than effort, where one would rather spend 1 minute finding out if a part fits on the 240sx and the rest of the hour using wikipedia whether Home Alone 1 made more money than Home Alone 2.

3) TLR attitude. (Too long, didn't read).

4) "If I do not agree with the material, it must not be true." A opposite of #1, but being selective in reading only answers they magically agree with. For example, using stock lug bolts to fit with 20mm spacers is okay.

[nekrodev]

Originally Posted by DJ-of-E

To me, the biggest issue is the gap between the new internet users and those who have been using internet from 2001-2009. Usually those users are use to forum rules and formats where you search first and then receive answer.

However, after the advent of blogging and facebook, forum rules and norms are becoming very much so often ignored or forgotten.

My biggest concern with the new generation of internet users doing as follows:

1) Not initially questioning material/source. Automatically assume as true. There are some 240sx tutorials some steps I would rather source to Nissan Service manual than to trust photo pictures and text on the thread.

2) Time is more valued than effort, where one would rather spend 1 minute finding out if a part fits on the 240sx and the rest of the hour using wikipedia whether Home Alone 1 made more money than Home Alone 2.

3) TLR attitude. (Too long, didn't read).

4) "If I do not agree with the material, it must not be true." A opposite of #1, but being selective in reading only answers they magically agree with. For example, using stock lug bolts to fit with 20mm spacers is okay.

Couldn't agree with you more! The newer generations don't know how computers and the Internet work or how to efficiently use them, just so long as they can use Facebook and Twitter and Instagram.

[zerodameaon]

What's with all the butthurt threads being tossed up in chat as of late?

[Phlip]

All because of this:
http://zilvia.net/f/chat/511018-s13-interior-swap.html

Wow, just wow