A complete Newbie needs help

>
> "ilambert" > wrote in message The 912 with twin
> Webers was chokeless as I
>>recall and still ran fine(once it warmed up).


"once warmed up"....like how you had to add that.(and the "as i recall"
meaning what? you didn't even own one to comment for sure?)...you do realize
that the choke is "done" doing its job LONG before the engine is "warmed
up"....? probably not, but just letting you know this is just another piece
of your bull**** pie you are trying to serve....my Kadrons don't have a
choke....period....and neither does the edelbrock carb on my P/U truck...and
you know what? they BOTH run *great* once warmed up....like DUH.(i feel i
must be clear here since you are comprehension challenged, A WARM ENGINE
DOES NOT NEED THE CHOKE)...you truely are a ****ing moron...and i've had
enough of your bull****....you are a waste of time and quite possibly a
waste of good oxygen....

On Wed, 01 Jun 2005 14:39:37 GMT, wrote:

>
>My, My, My,.. Just think,... 1 Newbie asks a simple question and now
>we have a post that has almost 100 replies to it dealing with
>everything from the info I needed to full blown chemestry of the gas
>mixture. The insults were rampent and the results are still debatable
><G>.

Yes, I'd say we're all witnessing a thread that is close to
perfection. All it needs now is something like a link to a delicious
snack. Here ya go:
http://employees.org/~travist/snack2.jpg
Hot salt and vinegar cracklins and an ice-cold malt liquor beer. Now
where's I put that defibulator?!?!?

On Wed, 01 Jun 2005 21:47:40 GMT, Shag >
wrote:

>On Wed, 01 Jun 2005 14:39:37 GMT, wrote:
>
>>
>>My, My, My,.. Just think,... 1 Newbie asks a simple question and now
>>we have a post that has almost 100 replies to it dealing with
>>everything from the info I needed to full blown chemestry of the gas
>>mixture. The insults were rampent and the results are still debatable
>><G>.
>
>Yes, I'd say we're all witnessing a thread that is close to
>perfection. All it needs now is something like a link to a delicious
>snack. Here ya go:
>http://employees.org/~travist/snack2.jpg
>Hot salt and vinegar cracklins and an ice-cold malt liquor beer. Now
>where's I put that defibulator?!?!?

where's = where'd *sigh*

Yes,.. it's a good idea to fix your spelling,.. we talked about
spelling errors about 80 posts ago <G>

Ken


On Wed, 01 Jun 2005 21:55:49 GMT, Shag >
wrote:

>>where's I put that defibulator?!?!?
>
>where's = where'd *sigh*
>

The as I recall was because it was in 1973 and that was a while ago.At least
we agree that warmed up engines do run fine.Like Muir said.Peace.
"Joey Tribiani" > wrote in message
news:LMone.29$R21.8@lakeread06...
>
> >
>> "ilambert" > wrote in message The 912 with twin
>> Webers was chokeless as I
>>>recall and still ran fine(once it warmed up).
>
>
> "once warmed up"....like how you had to add that.(and the "as i recall"
> meaning what? you didn't even own one to comment for sure?)...you do
> realize that the choke is "done" doing its job LONG before the engine is
> "warmed up"....? probably not, but just letting you know this is just
> another piece of your bull**** pie you are trying to serve....my Kadrons
> don't have a choke....period....and neither does the edelbrock carb on my
> P/U truck...and you know what? they BOTH run *great* once warmed
> up....like DUH.(i feel i must be clear here since you are comprehension
> challenged, A WARM ENGINE DOES NOT NEED THE CHOKE)...you truely are a
> ****ing moron...and i've had enough of your bull****....you are a waste of
> time and quite possibly a waste of good oxygen....
>

"ilambert" > wrote in message
...
> The as I recall was because it was in 1973 and that was a while ago.At
> least we agree that warmed up engines do run fine.Like Muir said.Peace.


"like muir said"......well lets rename him "captian obvious".....he also
said to its okay to disconnect the automatic choke, an it's bad
practice....so....well as i said in the post dealing with Muir, he *never*
wrote a repair manual....a funny toilet room book, maybe....and it is useful
when you are done, you can wipe on it...

On Thu, 2 Jun 2005 18:46:24 -0400, "Joey Tribiani" >
wrote:

>
>"ilambert" > wrote in message
...
>> The as I recall was because it was in 1973 and that was a while ago.At
>> least we agree that warmed up engines do run fine.Like Muir said.Peace.
>
>
>"like muir said"......well lets rename him "captian obvious".....he also
>said to its okay to disconnect the automatic choke, an it's bad
>practice....so....well as i said in the post dealing with Muir, he *never*
>wrote a repair manual....a funny toilet room book, maybe....and it is useful
>when you are done, you can wipe on it...
>

Dude... let it go.

"Joey Tribiani" > wrote in message
news:c%Lne.1469$R21.979@lakeread06...

> "like muir said"......well lets rename him "captian obvious" [...]

Jeezus, chris! I just blew half of can of beer through my nose. Thanks for
THAT! Captain Obvious... but not back then; ya see you overestimate the
intelligence of them hippies back then. Gawd, my nose hurts.

"Shag" > wrote in message

> Dude... let it go.
>

like you always did? okay...

"johnboy" > wrote in message
...
> "Joey Tribiani" > wrote in message
> news:c%Lne.1469$R21.979@lakeread06...
>
>> "like muir said"......well lets rename him "captian obvious" [...]
>
> Jeezus, chris! I just blew half of can of beer through my nose.

i'm going to have to cite you for alcohol abuse....