Ford trucks quickest out there
03-07-2018, 10:15 PM
#11
Senior Member
But here's the really entertaining part. Remember how we suspected wetoddid guy to also be Blowncoyote? Well there's this:
At the very best, he convinced his poor buddy to come on here to try and defend him. At worst, he made it all up. It tend to think the latter since he couldn't even keep the truck description straight.
BUSTED.
BUSTED.
03-08-2018, 06:03 AM
#14
Senior Member
Should limit posts to those over 21...
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03-08-2018, 08:11 AM
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03-08-2018, 10:24 AM
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The design of most Internet forums is such that “artificial bravery” is a serious problem. This artificial bravery comes in the form of anonymity. Just as catnip may remove any inhibitions on the part of a cat, anonymity seems to remove any sniff of maturity from many forum members. An otherwise respectable member of society will post the most outlandish of statements without a secondary thought.
The tendency to make wild, unsubstantiated statements on Internet forums often introduces an element of defamation to the equation. The defamation occurs in the form of libel since it is a written claim, and members tend to get their money worth when blasting another member.
The tendency to make wild, unsubstantiated statements on Internet forums often introduces an element of defamation to the equation. The defamation occurs in the form of libel since it is a written claim, and members tend to get their money worth when blasting another member.
Last edited by engineermike; 03-08-2018 at 10:39 AM.
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03-08-2018, 10:27 AM
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The design of most Internet forums is such that “artificial bravery” is a serious problem. This artificial bravery comes in the form of anonymity. Just as catnip may remove any inhibitions on the part of a cat, anonymity seems to remove any sniff of maturity from many forum members. An otherwise respectable member of society will post the most outlandish of statements without a secondary thought.
The tendency to make wild, unsubstantiated statements on Internet forums often introduces an element of defamation to the equation. The defamation occurs in the form of libel since it is a written claim, and members tend to get their money worth when blasting another member.
The tendency to make wild, unsubstantiated statements on Internet forums often introduces an element of defamation to the equation. The defamation occurs in the form of libel since it is a written claim, and members tend to get their money worth when blasting another member.
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