Getting Wheels Chrome DIpped??
02-05-2002, 02:12 PM
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Getting Wheels Chrome DIpped??
I called about 8 Wheel/Auto/Custom places -- 6 said no, 2 of which said "Call california or florida" uhhh.. thanks.
2 the "experts" weren't in and the ladies weren't sure, so I have to call back... those two ended up being more towards central NY (finger lakes)
Sooooooooo anything in northern/northwestern PA or any places on line/with 800 numbers u can ship em to and then get em back?
thansk
2 the "experts" weren't in and the ladies weren't sure, so I have to call back... those two ended up being more towards central NY (finger lakes)
Sooooooooo anything in northern/northwestern PA or any places on line/with 800 numbers u can ship em to and then get em back?
thansk
02-06-2002, 09:12 AM
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I was thinking about picking up an extra set of type s wheels (around $500) and sending them to have chromed (another $550) plus shipping costs ($75?). All in all, around $1125.00....decided to wait and get 18 19 inchers. Heres the link anyway... http://www.acura-cl.com/forums/showt...threadid=57793
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02-06-2002, 03:26 PM
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Originally posted by rory_m
What is wrong with you tommy you speak in broken sentence fragments, its not even english, its homoish. Maybe you sould take a high school writing class. Rory
What is wrong with you tommy you speak in broken sentence fragments, its not even english, its homoish. Maybe you sould take a high school writing class. Rory
My basis for making the comment that I did, was simply because I had previously elucidated my logic behind the decision to purchase wheels, as outlined above. I'm not going to waste time discussing my reasoning behind the remarks I made any further.
Moreover, your post was hardly written efficiently and will unquestionably not be up for any writing rewards.
What is wrong with you tommy you speak in broken sentence fragments, its not even english, its homoish. Maybe you sould take a high school writing class. Rory
I'm done...
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02-06-2002, 04:22 PM
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Originally posted by TommyBoiSxty9
I'm sorry, I don't ever remember asking for your insignificant boorish opinion. Thank you for pointing out the use of a fragmented sentence in my previous post, however, I was not writing an essay. I was making a comment that was neither directed toward you, nor meant to be rude toward the person it was directed at. In all actuality it was intended as a jovial remark toward ValueTL.
My basis for making the comment that I did, was simply because I had previously elucidated my logic behind the decision to purchase wheels, as outlined above. I'm not going to waste time discussing my reasoning behind the remarks I made any further.
Moreover, your post was hardly written efficiently and will unquestionably not be up for any writing rewards.
Starting with your first statement, which was clearly written with a questioning intent, you will notice that you are lacking any formal and/or proper punctuation. (i.e. question mark) Continuing on, you used the improper contraction of "its." "Its" is an adjective generally used of or relating to "it" or "itself" -- moreover as agent, possessor, or object of an action. Furthermore, you may notice that you have incorrectly spelled the word "should." Also, when using "english" in context as a directive toward "English" as in the English language, it should be capitalized. Try as I might, I could not find a definition for the word so eloquently put forth in your post: "homoish." High School writing classes teach us that, in writing, it is improper to use slang and/or derogatory terminology -- but I'm sure you knew that Professor.
I'm done...
~tommy
I'm sorry, I don't ever remember asking for your insignificant boorish opinion. Thank you for pointing out the use of a fragmented sentence in my previous post, however, I was not writing an essay. I was making a comment that was neither directed toward you, nor meant to be rude toward the person it was directed at. In all actuality it was intended as a jovial remark toward ValueTL.
My basis for making the comment that I did, was simply because I had previously elucidated my logic behind the decision to purchase wheels, as outlined above. I'm not going to waste time discussing my reasoning behind the remarks I made any further.
Moreover, your post was hardly written efficiently and will unquestionably not be up for any writing rewards.
Starting with your first statement, which was clearly written with a questioning intent, you will notice that you are lacking any formal and/or proper punctuation. (i.e. question mark) Continuing on, you used the improper contraction of "its." "Its" is an adjective generally used of or relating to "it" or "itself" -- moreover as agent, possessor, or object of an action. Furthermore, you may notice that you have incorrectly spelled the word "should." Also, when using "english" in context as a directive toward "English" as in the English language, it should be capitalized. Try as I might, I could not find a definition for the word so eloquently put forth in your post: "homoish." High School writing classes teach us that, in writing, it is improper to use slang and/or derogatory terminology -- but I'm sure you knew that Professor.
I'm done...
~tommy
02-06-2002, 10:05 PM
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Originally posted by rory_m
Well, English boy you have won the essay contest and proven just how pathetically starved of acceptance you really are.
Well, English boy you have won the essay contest and proven just how pathetically starved of acceptance you really are.
You sir, are just an ignorant nOOB.
BTW, my life is fine... got plenty of friends, decent job, great car.... I'm quite content with life. :p
02-07-2002, 06:48 AM
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Originally posted by iNteGraz92
stop talking to rory, he's the guy that wants 19x8.5 wheels in front and 19x9.5 in the back of his car.
stop talking to rory, he's the guy that wants 19x8.5 wheels in front and 19x9.5 in the back of his car.
02-07-2002, 10:15 AM
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you're wasting your $$$ if you get it chrome dipped...the chrome on the rims will eventually start chipping away and it will look nasty. No matter what people tell you it will start chipping...not now but later on. If you want chrome than get chrome in the first place...but never get it dipped...unless you don't care and have $$$ to waste.
02-07-2002, 10:55 AM
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Originally posted by TommyBoiSxty9
Stop talking.
Thanks NSX
Stop talking.
Thanks NSX
That's what I was going to say too...
02-07-2002, 08:52 PM
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Originally posted by chadhova
I support you also Tommy but why you gotta be so mean to Value for? He was just making a suggestion That's what I was going to say too...
I support you also Tommy but why you gotta be so mean to Value for? He was just making a suggestion
That's what I was going to say too...
I said I wuz jokin''' and plus i had said why i wasn't buying bigger rims to begin with lolne howlll GROUP HUG
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