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Originally Posted by dvrich
I am sorry you were offended snowflake...... I don't think the "benefits" of lowering a 4x4 will make up for all the negative looks and comments......
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What an interesting juxtaposition. You want to be snarky with me for standing up for a guy and what he might want to do with his truck, but in the same breath, you are worried about his feelings because someone may make a snarky comment about what he might do with his truck.
I wasn't offended at all. I knew pretty much what I was going to read as soon as I saw your avatar. A sarcastic, narcissistic, myopic response by someone who thinks anyone who owns a Ranger should build it, drive it, and own it just like he does. Anything that doesn't fall into DVRICH's little Ranger box is obviously stupid, ugly, or just plain bat s*** crazy. If it wasn't so, DVRICH would have done it by now or given it his stamp of approval.
You just don't seem to understand that everyone doesn't drive THEIR truck like YOU do. Everyone doesn't use THEIR truck like YOU do. And maybe......just maybe all Ranger owners aren't the same or even in the same situation you are. But again, if you keep driving folks away from a site that has so many OTHER good people and so much OTHER good information, there just might be more Rangers owners that could benefit from this place.
The sorriest part of this who situation is that you probably DO have some great information about these little trucks, but you can be such an arrogant jerk that many folks just won't take the time to read your posts because you have either......
A) Offended them directly
or
B) They've read your condescending BS enough they just gloss over most anything you post.
And as for the "snowflake" thing........I am and have always been a God fearing, gun loving, right leaning, red voting member of the Grand Old Party ever since my first chance to vote. The biggest difference between you and I is the fact that my mother taught me that respect isn't something that needs to be earned, but rather freely given until a person loses the privilege of having it. Something I believe yours didn't instill in you.