And with all the energy you've spent ranting you could have found a good deal of the answers you were looking for. That knife cuts both ways. ;-)
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tf2 1.55 tire question
- Thread starter kaiser552
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And with all the energy you've spent ranting you could have found a good deal of the answers you were looking for. That knife cuts both ways. ;-)
Lentsnh2012
RCC Addict
It really had to be a picture? As we have been saying this entire time, there are PLENTY of pictures on Google and the TF2 sub-forum.
We did help. I don't know what is holding you up....
Gay or ghey like?
Depends on who shows up.
Lentsnh2012
RCC Addict
And if you don't look at each other.
I didnt assume anything. Nor do I care about your sexual preferences. I simply stated that you Used the word gay in a derogatory manner. And didnt care for a few other comments you made. As soon as some one dissagreed with you you treatened to ban them for a week. But that is between you and them.
new2rocks
I wanna be Dave
It's definitely too late for diplomacy here, but to set the record straight (probably more so for others that might come across this thread), here are three ways you could have gotten your info without the kickback:
1. Look through the sticky titled "RC4WD Trail Finder 2 Picture archive". It has tons of exactly what you asked for - pictures of people's rigs. If you saw one you liked, PM the person that posted and ask what tires they were running. That's exactly why the sticky is there. Asking everyone to repost their pictures in your thread instead of just looking through the sticky or the numerous build threads comes across as asking everyone to repeat the work they've already done just to save you a few clicks.
2. Post one of the following questions: "I have a TF2 with 1.9 Ripsaws and would like to switch to 1.55s. I'd like to keep a similar size tire to the Ripsaws [insert tire outer diameter]. Any suggestions on tires that work well in that size range, and would you mind posting a picture?" Or "If anyone is running [insert 3 or 4 specific tires in your preferred size range], would you mind posting a picture of your rig with the tires on and your quick take on how the tires perform?" Either question would have shown enough effort that folks likely would have responded.
3. Post in the Newbie section. The forum rules clearly say no flaming in the newbie section. If you had posted there, the worst you would have gotten was at least someone politely pointing you to where you could get what you were looking for without asking everyone to repost what's already been posted. The forum rules set pretty clear expectations about this, so it's unfortunate you missed it.
The people on this forum have shown time and time again they're willing to help people who are are willing to do at least some looking before posting. I know this because I was there not too long ago, and I got lots of help with no flaming. But out of respect for the time that people will spend trying to help you and in the interest of not cluttering the forum (particularly the technical sections) with repeats of the same questions over and over, the community expects that you first spend at least a little bit of time trying to search for answers before you post. It's really not too much to ask. Fortunately, the majority of members get it, and if they forget, they don't take it personally when they're reminded. That you didn't engage in this way doesn't mean that the community is the problem. RCC has been an enormous help to lots of hobbyists of all experience levels and will continue to be that for a long time to come.
Good luck finding what you're looking for (meant sincerely, as I harbor no ill will).
1. Look through the sticky titled "RC4WD Trail Finder 2 Picture archive". It has tons of exactly what you asked for - pictures of people's rigs. If you saw one you liked, PM the person that posted and ask what tires they were running. That's exactly why the sticky is there. Asking everyone to repost their pictures in your thread instead of just looking through the sticky or the numerous build threads comes across as asking everyone to repeat the work they've already done just to save you a few clicks.
2. Post one of the following questions: "I have a TF2 with 1.9 Ripsaws and would like to switch to 1.55s. I'd like to keep a similar size tire to the Ripsaws [insert tire outer diameter]. Any suggestions on tires that work well in that size range, and would you mind posting a picture?" Or "If anyone is running [insert 3 or 4 specific tires in your preferred size range], would you mind posting a picture of your rig with the tires on and your quick take on how the tires perform?" Either question would have shown enough effort that folks likely would have responded.
3. Post in the Newbie section. The forum rules clearly say no flaming in the newbie section. If you had posted there, the worst you would have gotten was at least someone politely pointing you to where you could get what you were looking for without asking everyone to repost what's already been posted. The forum rules set pretty clear expectations about this, so it's unfortunate you missed it.
The people on this forum have shown time and time again they're willing to help people who are are willing to do at least some looking before posting. I know this because I was there not too long ago, and I got lots of help with no flaming. But out of respect for the time that people will spend trying to help you and in the interest of not cluttering the forum (particularly the technical sections) with repeats of the same questions over and over, the community expects that you first spend at least a little bit of time trying to search for answers before you post. It's really not too much to ask. Fortunately, the majority of members get it, and if they forget, they don't take it personally when they're reminded. That you didn't engage in this way doesn't mean that the community is the problem. RCC has been an enormous help to lots of hobbyists of all experience levels and will continue to be that for a long time to come.
Good luck finding what you're looking for (meant sincerely, as I harbor no ill will).
Lentsnh2012
RCC Addict
Ever heard of sarcasm? or ball busting (No relation to gay)?
Stfu and go get a job.
You just mouthed yourself into some infraction points.
kaiser552 was told to search on his previous crappy question without any details and he didn't get all pissy. http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/axial-scx-10/515392-scx10-gelande-d90.html
He must be having a bad day.
He must be having a bad day.
Typical weak ass, gay Arky.
Listen up you pasty legged nappy haired cock blower, pull your head out of your ass, wipe the corn off your chin, and get your head on straight. It makes me physically ill to think that you represent this forum in any way, shape, or form.
Maddog Madigan
RCC Addict
Ok now you opened up the gates! Good Luck with that and all future help. What do you expect when you talk like that.
Peace out!
Yep, society is becoming an INSTANT gratification monster that is growing out of control altering people's general thinking to a warped dimension living the I WANT IT NOW !!!!!! Lifestyle and then getting upset when everything isn't handed over on a silver platter just because that's what the person commanded should happen
:roll:
Lentsnh2012
RCC Addict
Only idiots get mad at people for not posting pictures, but instead helping in other ways. Words must hurt....
