Ford "Quality" Junk as usual…
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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> "Herbie" babbled: > your childish insults are indicative of an arrested development… > But he’s also recently written such gems as: > – "please, someone teach this idiot about headers and such…." > – "bullshit, your hypothesis blows…." > – "You are such a twit, try night school then we can talk…I thought > fordboy > was slow but you take the cake….." > Seems he’s illustrated his point quite effectively. > Jack
the above is panache, "after your testes drop" is boorish….with a moniker such as "jack goff," it is not surprising you cannot see the difference..
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One man’s boorish is another man’s panache…… herb (I can remember the ’60s when this was a euphEmism for weed) can do more flip-flops than a northern pike heading for the live well. — Jim Warman
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> "Herbie" babbled: >> your childish insults are indicative of an arrested development… > But he’s also recently written such gems as: > – "please, someone teach this idiot about headers and such…." > – "bullshit, your hypothesis blows…." > – "You are such a twit, try night school then we can talk…I thought > fordboy > was slow but you take the cake….." > Seems he’s illustrated his point quite effectively. > Jack > the above is panache, "after your testes drop" is boorish….with a moniker > such as "jack goff," it is not surprising you cannot see the difference..
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Funny—"Herb" never had anything to say about those recalls…
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"Herbie" babbled: > your childish insults are indicative of an arrested development…
But he’s also recently written such gems as: – "please, someone teach this idiot about headers and such…." – "bullshit, your hypothesis blows…." – "You are such a twit, try night school then we can talk…I thought fordboy was slow but you take the cake….." Seems he’s illustrated his point quite effectively. Jack
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It’s a euphamism, little one….. but I don’t think we should tell you until after your testes drop and your brain develops.
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->> Then you must be pretty bad at what you do…. > So bad that I’ll retire comfortably before 50, and you’ll still be > spanking away in your desolate Alberta trailer park. > Seek help. > "spanking?" > Jonboy, you are one classy guy….
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> It’s a euphamism, little one….. but I don’t think we should tell you > until after your testes drop and your brain develops.
condescension is infinitely more effective when accompanied with correct spelling…. your childish insults are indicative of an arrested development… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> >> Then you must be pretty bad at what you do…. > > So bad that I’ll retire comfortably before 50, and you’ll still be > > spanking away in your desolate Alberta trailer park. > > Seek help. > "spanking?" > Jonboy, you are one classy guy….
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"Blade" (aka "Herb Tarlek" or "Herbie") is just a disgruntled little troll with a chronic self-abuse problem.
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> "Blade" (aka "Herb Tarlek" or "Herbie") is just a disgruntled little troll > with a chronic self-abuse problem.
please, someone teach this idiot about headers and such….
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> please, someone teach this idiot about headers and such….
I *work* in IT, *moron*. Seek help. You’re in desperate need of it.
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>Not like GM doesnt have recalls. >They all produce crap sometimes. Its not just a ford problem. >Oh how every one forgets how GM had those pick up trucks in the 80s, with >the gas tank outside the frame rail. Remember when those GMC/Chevy trucks >use to explode on impact?
Remember when pickups had the gas tank *in the cab*? Remember when the Land Cruiser had the fuel line running under the front passenger seat, and the seat would rub on it, and hole it? — Bill Replace "g" with "a" Experience is what you get when you expected something else.
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Had a similar recall with my 2002 Chrysler 300M. Recall on the drivers side seat. Took 15 minutes to replace. Expy is doing fine so far. Ken
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Not like GM doesnt have recalls. > They all produce crap sometimes. Its not just a ford problem. > Oh how every one forgets how GM had those pick up trucks in the 80s, with > the gas tank outside the frame rail. Remember when those GMC/Chevy trucks > use to explode on impact? > Ford Recalling Crown Victorias, Sport Utility Vehicles > By Dee-Ann Durbin Associated Press Writer > Published: Aug 8, 2003 > WASHINGTON (AP) – Ford Motor Co. is recalling nearly 30,000 Crown > Victoria police cars and taxis because of a wheel defect, the federal > government said Friday. > The announcement came just one day after Ford said it would offer > fire-suppression technology in 2005 for Crown Victoria police cars, > which have been criticized because of gas tank explosions in some > rear-end collisions. > The National Highway Traffic Safety administration also said Ford is > recalling more than 1.5 million Ford Explorers and Mercury > Mountaineers made between 1998 and 2001 because a bolt could fracture > in the seat backs. Ford also is recalling a smaller number of the same > vehicles because of a problem with speed control cables. > A Ford spokesman was not immediately available for comment Friday. > NHTSA said on certain 2003 Crown Victoria and Crown Victoria Police > Interceptors that are equipped with steel wheels, some of the wheels > may develop cracks in the rim. The cracks could ultimately lead to > rapid air loss from the tire. > Dealers will replace wheels that were manufactured between Aug. 18, > 2001, and Sept. 22, 2002, NHTSA said. > On Explorers and Mountaineers equipped with high-back seats, the bolt > that attaches the seat recliner to the seat frame could fracture and > the seat could fall back, increasing the risk of a driver losing > control. Dealers will replace the bolt with a metal one. > On 448,500 Explorers and Mountaineers, the speed control cables could > malfunction, increasing braking distance. Dealers will inspect the > cables and replace them if necessary. > — > On the Net: > NHTSA, http://www.nhtsa.dot.gov > Ford, http://www.ford.com > No computer components were harmed during the creation of this post, > however several billion electrons were abused to ensure its safe delivery.
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>> please, someone teach this idiot about headers and such…. > I *work* in IT, *moron*.
Then you must be pretty bad at what you do…. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Seek help. You’re in desperate need of it.
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> Then you must be pretty bad at what you do….
So bad that I’ll retire comfortably before 50, and you’ll still be spanking away in your desolate Alberta trailer park. Seek help.
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>> Then you must be pretty bad at what you do…. > So bad that I’ll retire comfortably before 50, and you’ll still be > spanking away in your desolate Alberta trailer park. > Seek help.
"spanking?" Jonboy, you are one classy guy….
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Herb, seek help. The more you post, the more you look like a complete *moron*. Oh, here are a few for you to review: http://www.safetyalerts.com/recall/a/02/v00332.htm (SafetyAlerts) – Honda Has Recalled the 2003 Acura CL , TL , MDX , ACCORD , ODYSSEY , PILOT because a timing belt tensioner pulley is misaligned. Number of Units Affected: 17551 Manufactured: 07/2002 – 07/2002 Defect Summary: ON CERTAIN MINIVANS, SEDANS, COUPES, AND SPORT UTILITY VEHICLES EQUIPPED WITH V6 ENGINES, A TIMING BELT TENSIONER PULLEY ON THE WATER PUMP IS MISALIGNED AND COULD CAUSE THE TIMING BELT TO CONTACT A BOLT ON THE CYLINDER HEAD. EVENTUALLY THE BELT COULD BE DAMAGED AND FAIL. Very nice. Or, how about this one? http://www.daytondailynews.com/news/content/news/daily/0801recall.html Honda is recalling 247,019 CR-V sport utility vehicles because excessive corrosion could prevent the automatic transmission from shifting into park. A crash could occur if the driver can’t safely park the vehicle, NHTSA said. Honda didn’t respond to a telephone message seeking comment. (Shocking that Honda wouldn’t reply, or that Honda is having yet *another* problem with corrosion…) Or this one? http://www.accidentreconstruction.com/news/jul02/071102b.asp Honda said it was recalling in Japan 13,352 units of its S2000 sports car built between March 1999 and May 2002 because of an inappropriate connection between the engine and the spark plug that could cause the engine to stop. Overseas, some 39,544 S2000s were affected and its recall will fall under the category of "product update campaign," indicating that the problem is not of sufficient magnitude to warrant notice of a formal recall to authorities. Honda, which does not know of any accidents resulting from the problem, estimated the cost of the domestic recall at 167.5 million yen ($1.43 million) but was not able to give an estimate for the overseas product update campaigns. It is normal for automakers to have several recalls a year. (I like that last line. Herb would use that to defend Honda.) Hey, why weren’t *those* recalls on the front page? Get a life, stop playing with yourself, and see if you can get out of the trailer park. It’s rotting what little mind you have remaining. Seek help.
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Yeah, and the GM Diesel Oldsmobile’s and Caddy’s were SUCH a success too ! how many people lost THOUSANDS of dollars on their ‘79 – 80 ish Toronado’s, Sevilles, Eldorados.. .etc etc.. not to mention the trucks and other vehicles that had the lovely 350 diesel in them.
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Not like GM doesnt have recalls. > They all produce crap sometimes. Its not just a ford problem. > Oh how every one forgets how GM had those pick up trucks in the 80s, with > the gas tank outside the frame rail. Remember when those GMC/Chevy trucks > use to explode on impact? > Ford Recalling Crown Victorias, Sport Utility Vehicles > By Dee-Ann Durbin Associated Press Writer > Published: Aug 8, 2003 > WASHINGTON (AP) – Ford Motor Co. is recalling nearly 30,000 Crown > Victoria police cars and taxis because of a wheel defect, the federal > government said Friday. > The announcement came just one day after Ford said it would offer > fire-suppression technology in 2005 for Crown Victoria police cars, > which have been criticized because of gas tank explosions in some > rear-end collisions. > The National Highway Traffic Safety administration also said Ford is > recalling more than 1.5 million Ford Explorers and Mercury > Mountaineers made between 1998 and 2001 because a bolt could fracture > in the seat backs. Ford also is recalling a smaller number of the same > vehicles because of a problem with speed control cables. > A Ford spokesman was not immediately available for comment Friday. > NHTSA said on certain 2003 Crown Victoria and Crown Victoria Police > Interceptors that are equipped with steel wheels, some of the wheels > may develop cracks in the rim. The cracks could ultimately lead to > rapid air loss from the tire. > Dealers will replace wheels that were manufactured between Aug. 18, > 2001, and Sept. 22, 2002, NHTSA said. > On Explorers and Mountaineers equipped with high-back seats, the bolt > that attaches the seat recliner to the seat frame could fracture and > the seat could fall back, increasing the risk of a driver losing > control. Dealers will replace the bolt with a metal one. > On 448,500 Explorers and Mountaineers, the speed control cables could > malfunction, increasing braking distance. Dealers will inspect the > cables and replace them if necessary. > — > On the Net: > NHTSA, http://www.nhtsa.dot.gov > Ford, http://www.ford.com > No computer components were harmed during the creation of this post, > however several billion electrons were abused to ensure its safe delivery.
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Ford Recalling Crown Victorias, Sport Utility Vehicles By Dee-Ann Durbin Associated Press Writer Published: Aug 8, 2003 WASHINGTON (AP) – Ford Motor Co. is recalling nearly 30,000 Crown Victoria police cars and taxis because of a wheel defect, the federal government said Friday. The announcement came just one day after Ford said it would offer fire-suppression technology in 2005 for Crown Victoria police cars, which have been criticized because of gas tank explosions in some rear-end collisions. The National Highway Traffic Safety administration also said Ford is recalling more than 1.5 million Ford Explorers and Mercury Mountaineers made between 1998 and 2001 because a bolt could fracture in the seat backs. Ford also is recalling a smaller number of the same vehicles because of a problem with speed control cables. A Ford spokesman was not immediately available for comment Friday. NHTSA said on certain 2003 Crown Victoria and Crown Victoria Police Interceptors that are equipped with steel wheels, some of the wheels may develop cracks in the rim. The cracks could ultimately lead to rapid air loss from the tire. Dealers will replace wheels that were manufactured between Aug. 18, 2001, and Sept. 22, 2002, NHTSA said. On Explorers and Mountaineers equipped with high-back seats, the bolt that attaches the seat recliner to the seat frame could fracture and the seat could fall back, increasing the risk of a driver losing control. Dealers will replace the bolt with a metal one. On 448,500 Explorers and Mountaineers, the speed control cables could malfunction, increasing braking distance. Dealers will inspect the cables and replace them if necessary. — On the Net: NHTSA, http://www.nhtsa.dot.gov Ford, http://www.ford.com No computer components were harmed during the creation of this post, however several billion electrons were abused to ensure its safe delivery.
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Not like GM doesnt have recalls. They all produce crap sometimes. Its not just a ford problem. Oh how every one forgets how GM had those pick up trucks in the 80s, with the gas tank outside the frame rail. Remember when those GMC/Chevy trucks use to explode on impact?
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Ford Recalling Crown Victorias, Sport Utility Vehicles > By Dee-Ann Durbin Associated Press Writer > Published: Aug 8, 2003 > WASHINGTON (AP) – Ford Motor Co. is recalling nearly 30,000 Crown > Victoria police cars and taxis because of a wheel defect, the federal > government said Friday. > The announcement came just one day after Ford said it would offer > fire-suppression technology in 2005 for Crown Victoria police cars, > which have been criticized because of gas tank explosions in some > rear-end collisions. > The National Highway Traffic Safety administration also said Ford is > recalling more than 1.5 million Ford Explorers and Mercury > Mountaineers made between 1998 and 2001 because a bolt could fracture > in the seat backs. Ford also is recalling a smaller number of the same > vehicles because of a problem with speed control cables. > A Ford spokesman was not immediately available for comment Friday. > NHTSA said on certain 2003 Crown Victoria and Crown Victoria Police > Interceptors that are equipped with steel wheels, some of the wheels > may develop cracks in the rim. The cracks could ultimately lead to > rapid air loss from the tire. > Dealers will replace wheels that were manufactured between Aug. 18, > 2001, and Sept. 22, 2002, NHTSA said. > On Explorers and Mountaineers equipped with high-back seats, the bolt > that attaches the seat recliner to the seat frame could fracture and > the seat could fall back, increasing the risk of a driver losing > control. Dealers will replace the bolt with a metal one. > On 448,500 Explorers and Mountaineers, the speed control cables could > malfunction, increasing braking distance. Dealers will inspect the > cables and replace them if necessary. > — > On the Net: > NHTSA, http://www.nhtsa.dot.gov > Ford, http://www.ford.com > No computer components were harmed during the creation of this post, > however several billion electrons were abused to ensure its safe delivery.
