The "dumb" question

[SuperDave]

Those of you that post "dumb" questions need not consider them "dumb". We all started as novices and we're here to help. Doesn't a "dumb" question deserve a "dumb" answer? No one will get on you for being ignorant; stupid maybe, but NOT ignorant.

Ignorance is a temporary condition; stupid is permanent. The late John Wayne said it best: "Life is tough but it's tougher if you're STUPID."

SD

 

[MustangMatt1966]

thanks for that, i feel you are writing this in reply to my question about what the number mean on the tires lol well everyone on this forum is a great help and has always been nice, just wanted to show my thanks and appreciation for their patience..


matt

 

[SuperDave]

Understood!

I know that "stupid" is commonly used, but, IMO, incorrectly. I meant my commentary to be friendly and encouraging to the "newbie" here. DON"T APOLOGIZE for "ignorance; we are ALL ignorant to some degree.

The difference between "ignorant" and "stupid" is like the difference between FAT and UGLY.

 

[hungrymonkey]

Dave, I could come up with some really dumb questions if you want me to.

 

[SuperDave]

Yo, MONKEY!

Hey, this is FUN like the "old days"! If you have "stupid" questions, FIRE AWAY!

How are things in OREEEGON? BTW, I'll go away soon!

SD

 

[10secgoal]

If you feel you have a "dumb question", you can always also search. Chances are the same thing was asked a week ago. "How to get more HP out of my 289"