Two sets of rules here on the TDR

[JoshPeters]

I've seen D: all of the above. I think there are 2 problems. Stay on the subject and repsect. Respect for the other guy that has worked his tail off to get his 1 or 10 CTD's who cares, he worked for them, he's got them, help him out. Someone has a question, stick with the question. Who cares if they've had one of each generation? Sure if you want to take a personal shot at the guy cause he might be better off or worse off than you... . go for it if it makes you feel better. Better yet... . Just aim them at me. I'm an easy target.



Josh

 

[biggieou]

Hey all I'm a newbie here and I'm young, 21, and I can tell you that I know nothing about these trucks. Well I have a basic knowledge of diesels, but not like some of you guys do. I can tell you that there are us younger generations, that really need you more mature TDR members to help us along.

 

[HoleshotHolset]

I can tell you that there are us younger generations, that really need you more mature TDR members to help us along.

Don't assume that a higher numerical age equals maturity.

All of us have the same capacity for being rude, incosiderate and just plain juvenile. The varying amounts of restraint exercised to regulate these good/bad behaviors is what's missing at times.



Matt (youngin')

 

[Grizzly]

PJ hang in there, don't let the *******s wear you down. I'm over 50 and I have not seen a problem yet. Listen to the young whippersnappers, they have a lot to say and they want some of us oldtimers wisdom. Hear them out. Respond to them and they will respect you. Remember PJ, we (young and old) have a common Thread, which is TDR. Grizzly