Why ask questions then ignore the advice???

[bigJake]

:rant: I just have to shake my head sometimes when reading threads, how often, usually someone new to the forum will post an issue they are having and they are told to do something by two or three pretty experienced members and they totally ignore what they are told and start conjecturing on what they think it is. Why even ask if you aren't going to listen to the advice??? :facepalm: If your ski is bogging and you have gray fuel lines, well yes there is a possibility that there may be an issue with your flux capacitor, but the FIRST thing you have to do is change the damn fuel lines. There is an orderly progression to diagnosing problems. :rant: :leaving:

 

[LouDoo]

Jake,

:agree: :cuss: I couldn't agree more, especially when several experienced members have the same advice and it's ignored. Also when the same question is asked over and over hoping I guess he'll get the answer he wants. Maybe we should start another rant thread.:rant:

Lou

 

[Coastiejoe]

I read you Lima Charlie....

 

[chucked]

Because that's not the answer they wanted to hear, or it's too expensive or too much work to.

 

[Dr Honda]

Because that's not the answer they wanted to hear, or it's too expensive or too much work to.

BINGO !!!!


That answers the question exactly.


This chat board is is a place to come to relive stress. So... when I get a member who is basically just ignoring info... I simply stop responding. AND... if they send a PM... I will respond with... "The answer was given on your post"