Re: [Chevelle-List] Thanks for the response!

[Richard Milkiewicz]

John, don't leave the list because of anger. I think you'll get a lot from the list. I don't agree with Dales response to your first e-mail and alot of others don't either. Some do. And I know what it's like to type with 2 fingers. I don't think he was making a personal attack on you. I think it was all of us. He just happened to use your mail as an example. I guess I'm more tolerable. I don't care if you use all lower case, can't spell, wrong punctuation or what. I'm going to read the mail if I have to read it twice, three times. You can use the auto spell check if your mail has it. I do and believe me, I make alot of mistakes. I think there are more important things in life that deserve worry or comments. Also, I don't agree with Dales comment about directions. If I pay good money for a product, I not only expect the directions to be right, I demand it. I paid for it so it better be right. If I buy a left hand throckel bearing and I try to put on a right hand then I have no complaint. So I hope you reconsider and let it go. I'm sure Dales a great guy. And he responded without any real malice towards you. I responded because I felt then and still do, Who cares? There are more deserving things that bother me. My family, friends, the cop who was shot, the fireman who burned saving someone, the little person with cancer. These things are what's important to me. Sorry for being winded but I would like you to stay on the list and contribute when you can, ask a question or just sit back and read everyone mail. Even if you read it 2 or 3 times. Rich "66 Malibu ACES # 5066 ----- Original Message ----- From: John C. Butler To: Chevelle-List@Chevelles. Net (E-mail) Sent: Monday, November 11, 2002 6:15 PM Subject: [Chevelle-List] Thanks for the response! Gentleman, I apologize for the short unsigned note I left earlier, that was uncalled for.  I guess getting up early drinking a cup of coffee and typing one handed is frowned upon in this circle, I will from this day forward always proof reading my material before hitting the send button, I do believe my typing skills are poor at best but I keep trying. This was always a very humorous group and I always got a chuckle when some tried to write with a bit of humor, it took the edge off the dry technical articles. Thank you all for some very enlightening articles on Chevelles and I have decided that my thoughts do not come across on paper as they do in my head.  My children use the same E-mail as I do, and they did read all the responses to my first note, I will not repeat what my 17yr old son said about the responses.  So I will bid all of you good day and goodbye. I do not need this lashing from anyone....if you let the sentence police go wild just because someone mistyped with written words what next?...correcting someone when they speak to you?    And by some chance I did misspell a word or used the wrong punctuation please excuse me!    Good by and good luck John Butler