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Schrade · 10-06-2013

... and a little wisdom while I'm at it here.

I'm into learning, and learning how my Z works (or is supposed to work anyway

). That might be evident when you see how I break stuff down, shoot snappics, post them and write stuff out, clean, and re-assemble (front fascia, Cruise Module, TPS testing, etc.). Kinda' like Dynomite's 'Solutions' threads... Good stuff there Cliff

Knowledge is good.

Reading tech posts is good info too. When opposing posts show up and get resolved, that's another tech tidbit that you can add to FSM info. IF they get resolved, that is...

The Bible says in Proverbs that "Iron sharpens iron". When done right, both edges are sharper. When done right, you're gonna' get heat, and sparks, but both edges get sharpened - IF DONE RIGHT. When 2 Bible scholars debate doctrine, using other Bible verses as reference, both know MORE. They might not agree, but each knows MORE.

But if you just bang together a couple of edges, both edges just get dinged up (and iron 'dings' actually integrate into the iron's molecular structure, BELOW THE SURFACE). You stop sharpening them, they just get rusty. You have to start over again, clean off the rust, sharpen out the ding, and then go deeper even, to get below the dinged molecular latticework.

When 2 Z experts debate tech info, CORRECTLY, I know more. And there IS a bible for each year's Z...

If I remember correctly, some forum bosses had a difference of opinion about BG '13. The thread just got wiped. No resolution (and that dinged molecular latticework is still there).

Maybe let US decide who's right, and who's wrong. And who can admit it. THAT takes a REAL man.

This time, same outcome. No one learned anything about the Z. Too bad... Maybe try it again, and do it RIGHT.

Then we all know the Z better...

WISE old sage OUT.......................................

ed.:
I don't see a 'Site Feedback' sub-forum, so I posted here. Hope it ain't out of order (or no nerves are touched).

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Schrade Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: NC Posts: 1,783	Learning how this Z works ... ... and a little wisdom while I'm at it here. I'm into learning, and learning how my Z works (or is supposed to work anyway ). That might be evident when you see how I break stuff down, shoot snappics, post them and write stuff out, clean, and re-assemble (front fascia, Cruise Module, TPS testing, etc.). Kinda' like Dynomite's 'Solutions' threads... Good stuff there Cliff Knowledge is good. Reading tech posts is good info too. When opposing posts show up and get resolved, that's another tech tidbit that you can add to FSM info. IF they get resolved, that is... The Bible says in Proverbs that "Iron sharpens iron". When done right, both edges are sharper. When done right, you're gonna' get heat, and sparks, but both edges get sharpened - IF DONE RIGHT. When 2 Bible scholars debate doctrine, using other Bible verses as reference, both know MORE. They might not agree, but each knows MORE. But if you just bang together a couple of edges, both edges just get dinged up (and iron 'dings' actually integrate into the iron's molecular structure, BELOW THE SURFACE). You stop sharpening them, they just get rusty. You have to start over again, clean off the rust, sharpen out the ding, and then go deeper even, to get below the dinged molecular latticework. When 2 Z experts debate tech info, CORRECTLY, I know more. And there IS a bible for each year's Z... If I remember correctly, some forum bosses had a difference of opinion about BG '13. The thread just got wiped. No resolution (and that dinged molecular latticework is still there). Maybe let US decide who's right, and who's wrong. And who can admit it. THAT takes a REAL man. This time, same outcome. No one learned anything about the Z. Too bad... Maybe try it again, and do it RIGHT. Then we all know the Z better... WISE old sage OUT....................................... ed.: I don't see a 'Site Feedback' sub-forum, so I posted here. Hope it ain't out of order (or no nerves are touched). Last edited by Schrade; 10-09-2013 at 01:28 PM.