bigbluemav

Got some rancho rs9000 adjustable shocks showing up maybe this weekend, they measure 930mm open and 545mm closed that hell beats my tuff dogs at 500mm closed and 760mm open.
When i weld in my new drop out cones im going to incorperate a bump stop in the bottom of the cone which should work out perfect for the new shock lenght at full closed and im going to use standard GQ fronts in the rear, should come out a dirty treat when finished

Hmm, seems like a real adult response - you bash a forum member because he bashed another forum member, and then follow up with puerile insults.

Why do you think you are entitled to act this way, and someone else isn't?

An alternative view would be that the 'few vocal people' need to ensure that they are articulating their views clearly enough and if the majority don't agree with their views, then they should accept that they are the minority in those specific issues and accept the majority's view and that that outcome is NOT a result of some 'mental weakness' of the majority.

Oh FFS Ray! It would make MORE sense to ship in 10 000 Whirlpool front-loaders? And does this contribute in ANY meaningful way to the perception of The Greens in Oz?

I know you just write sh*t to create a stir (sometimes), but I think Rumcajs is pretty right with coming across as a loon on line.

Your threads on 4x4 offroad Nav and tech stuff really are great; thoughtful, well researched and full of info. Some of the IT tech suff goes too far (again) with your obvious bias against Apple and Linux products (I don't even know what that IS!?!) diluting good info.

I assume in relation to sending overly simple aid, you'd object to the birthing packs that the CWA have been sending to PNG for years and are now sending to East Timor (a ground sheet, a clean sheet, finger nail brush, soap, string for tying off umbilical cord and pad) keep the savages savage also? Bloody Greenie CWA!

And wasn't that 'Cobb Stove' that's now for sale designed to cook a meal with minimal combustible material efficiently for use in Africa?

I'd say that the birthing packs and other such ideas provide realistic help that's more realistic in terms of results than waiting for expensive infrastructure.