BuddyRaton wrote:Q: This is the most unprofessional listing and Q&A I have ever seen. Are you a dealer or not? Why are you advertising something with so many mistakes? The reason people mistrust the listing is due to these errors, not b/c of the questions others are asking. Get your facts RIGHT before listing an item like this. Bidders Beware!!! Jun-01-08
A: I AM VERY SORRY THAT YOU FIND UNPROFESSIONAL, I JUST GOT VERY ANOYED BY ALL THEESE POPLE E-MAILING ME AND SAYING THAT IT WAS A SCAM, WHEN I AM NOT ASKING FOR MONEY OR ANYTHING FROM THE BUERS I AM JUST SAYING COME TO THE SHOP AND BUY IT FROM THERE, ANYWAY I WILL END THE LISTING BECAUSE YOU ARE RIGHT IT HAS A LOT OF ERRORS. I LISTED THE SCOOTERS FOR MY FRIEND, THAT IS SCOOTER DELAER FOR; (GENUINE SCOOTER), (VENTO) AND OTHER BRANDS THANKS FOR YOUR INPUT, I WILL INFORM MY SELF BETTER AND THEN I WILL LIST THE ITEM AGAIN THANKS LEO 718-612-2010
MISSION ACOMPLISHED!!!! (and not like Georgeie!)
On the bright side...this thread has put me over 400 posts!
WHY RED IS RED!
WOOHOO!!! I had to work this morning so I didn't get his emailed response until I got home (just now).
I love how its now in the MB Glossary because eric rocks
"Why Red Is Red?": expression 1. Modern Buddy's first catch phrase, which has the tenuous meaning of "Why are things the way they are?" It can also be used to imply someone is asking too many questions or to divert a discussion which the speaker (writer) feels has become repetitive or tedious. When used, the expression is often colored red, bold and in large text. The origin of the expression is a thread about a suspicious Buddy sale on eBay. Modern Buddy members and other assaulted the seller with questions, often receiving inadequate responses. This led to this exchange:
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Q: Why is Fran-Mar Collision NOT LISTED as an authorized dealer on Genuine's web site?
A: Why red Is red !
addictionriot wrote:I love how its now in the MB Glossary
"Why Red Is Red?": expression 1. Modern Buddy's first catch phrase, which has the tenuous meaning of "Why are things the way they are?" It can also be used to imply someone is asking too many questions or to divert a discussion which the speaker (writer) feels has become repetitive or tedious. When used, the expression is often colored red, bold and in large text. The origin of the expression is a thread about a suspicious Buddy sale on eBay. Modern Buddy members and other assaulted the seller with questions, often receiving inadequate responses. This led to this exchange:
Quote:
Q: Why is Fran-Mar Collision NOT LISTED as an authorized dealer on Genuine's web site?
A: Why red Is red !
That is just the best! "Why red is red" now has it's own definition!
I am lobbying soon for "My starter is going bald?" as a second cousin to "Why red is red".