My mistake, but I would think that posting information about a product that has already been referenced would be within the laws of FTE, but I could be wrong.

You are right, emotions can be misconstrued in a forum setting, but capitalizing words and writing phrases like "lmfao" are not very clear, or they are clear but not in the way you intended.

You are doing exactly this opposite of this as you state "we" and "our" which implies ownership or association with Diesel Site.

Holding down the a key shortly after pressing the h key does not indicate a professional message, officially associated with Diesel Site or not

I like guns and weapons too clearly based on my signature picture. I am always careful of where I am pointing the business end though, just sayin.

 

Association with Diesel Site and bias towards it are two different things.
Yes, I work here. To not say so would be dishonest and a lie.
Trust is what matters. One has to trust I'm stating my opinion without bias regardless of my association. What would be the correct thing in this case? I do happen to enjoy being PART of the community too, not just someone who sells things in it.

I guess the point in my edit with terrible grammar and a picture of shooting myself in the foot were lost... that last edit was literally for you to realize my mistake after seeing a thread for myself do exactly what you said.
The long drawn out "a" is me losing my mind while in laughter... sort of like the Joker laughing when he dies at the end of Batman (spoiler alert). The picture of "shooting myself in the foot" was a special gift just for you, too. I thought you'd appreciate it and the irony of the situation since your first response made a very valid point with the cost comparison information.

I said 'lmfao' because I was literally laughing my ****ing *** off. ?

I'll express my humbleness in the future with correct punctuation and capitalization when in conversation with this forum.

EDIT - Really? Because I went "hahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaa" while laughing at myself instead of "hahahaha" is where this is going now? Yikes.
That's a bit rude toward 30+ year olds, isn't it?

 

To anyone over 30 years old...yes.