New NorCal guy
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From: Livermore, Ca.
Originally Posted by sierraben
Mecinoid, very nice birds. 
I have a Peach Front Conure, a Half Moon Conure, (a.k.a. Petz Conure or Orange-Fronted Conure), and a Cockatiel.
If only they knew how to work on my truck.
They would gladly be payed in....................bird seed (pellets).
I have a Peach Front Conure, a Half Moon Conure, (a.k.a. Petz Conure or Orange-Fronted Conure), and a Cockatiel.
If only they knew how to work on my truck.
They would gladly be payed in....................bird seed (pellets).
And in his spare time he works out:
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From: Near Fresno, California
Attention what?
Actually it used to bother me a lot - we had more hijacked threads than we had normal ones.
Anyway, after much discussion and hurt feelings, we decided that the guy that started the thread got to call it - if he did not want it hijacked, he could police it and ask other members to stay on point. If he did not care, or already had his question answered, he could ignore what others posted.
The moderators and myself will not get involved!
If it bothers you just use the hijack sign,
and ask the other posters to stay on track!
Actually it used to bother me a lot - we had more hijacked threads than we had normal ones.
Anyway, after much discussion and hurt feelings, we decided that the guy that started the thread got to call it - if he did not want it hijacked, he could police it and ask other members to stay on point. If he did not care, or already had his question answered, he could ignore what others posted.
The moderators and myself will not get involved!
If it bothers you just use the hijack sign,
and ask the other posters to stay on track!
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From: Chico, CA
It doesn't really bother me to the extent of getting mad, I just thought it was rather strange that it got that far off topic. Other boards I'm on never let it go that far. I'll take it as lesson learned, no worries.
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From: The hills of No. Calif.
Originally Posted by ShamelessMT
My only question is how you guys went from welcoming the new guy to chatting about birds? LMAO I suddenly feel less important than a cockatoo!
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From: Oakdale,Ca.
Originally Posted by Jag Red 54
Our attention span is about 34 seconds! So, threads routinely wind up talking about something other than what we started with. Jag 
Jag Wait, what were we talking about?
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From: Livermore, Ca.
Originally Posted by 3Mike6
I think AJ has been watching too much "American Chopper"---using the claw hammer.
Please don't tell me you use adjustable wrenches...backwards to boot...as well?
Please don't tell me you use adjustable wrenches...backwards to boot...as well?
McGiver kind of thing I think.
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From: Livermore, Ca.
Originally Posted by ShamelessMT
My only question is how you guys went from welcoming the new guy to chatting about birds? LMAO I suddenly feel less important than a cockatoo!
Again, welcome to the nut house.
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From: Davis & Newcastle, CA
Welcome Sean. My brother goes to Chico state and has a 97 F250 7.3L powerstoke. He's pretty good at wrenchin' on that thing and I'm sure he wouldn't mind giving you a hand when you need it. Unfortunately he doesn't frequent this forum, instead he spends his time on a ford diesel forum; more guys with trucks like his there. Welcome to the chapter buddy! Nice truck 
-Chris
-Chris
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