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howie ll wrote: Actually my sister and brother in-law know better! They had absolutely interest in anything until the job was done. The interfering trouble couple in my family were my late parents! "Hows it going?" I hate that as much as the the newbies who come on to this site and open their posts with "So I" and I want to take them to an English language lesson! By the way my answer to those who want to watch and learn is "go and spend $10,000 on tools and hang around for three years".

Is it wrong that I had to go back to my original post and make sure I didn't us "So I"... as wrong as I know it is, I am constantly finding myself saying it. No idea why. lolKenny

Owner / Technician

KKD Garage LLC

Albany, NY 12205

No forget that, the expression just makes my skin crawl Kenny, it's a kind of pretension to being my friend or familiarity which isn't earned. I appreciate languages change, swear words become "normal" usage, e.g. JAZZ, JIVING, BLOODY, I'm being an old fuddy duddy I know but I come from a generation where you learned up to at least 12 x tables and pie by heart, and got a clip over the knuckles for a spelling mistake. From what I've seen on this site, with the exception of those for whom English is a second language, bad spelling and syntax = poor installation. You have to be slightly anal to do installs correctly, by anals I mean all the Ps, RTFM and my bottom line. Just read some of KPs posts, or Chris Luongo.

No, I know exactly what you are saying. I see it all the time and it bugs the hell out of me. Especially when someone sends me a text, email, or other message with so much short hand that its damn near illegible. It takes a few extra seconds to just type something out... do it.Kenny

Owner / Technician

KKD Garage LLC

Albany, NY 12205

Or use a spell check, which didn't stop me using "fourty" instead of "forty" years, or talking about my sis and brother in law and saying they "had absolutely interest in" when I meant "absolutely NO interest in". Doh