Nice of you to skew every comment into 'pi@#ing match', as you call it.
And to continue your relentless name-calling. I only gave my OPINION and
you cried foul. FYI, sand belongs in a sandbox, no?

David, we're a lot different: I've never felt the need to 'keep up with
the Joneses' or held envy for anything that someone else owns. I'm quite
happy and content living more lightly on this planet; good family,
substantial savings in the bank, no bills or large credit hanging
overhead, and a huge group of happy customers. I don't worry over what
people think of me based on what I drive, how I look, how much money I
have, or the size of anything. I've been in business twenty-six years. I
have customers that wait sometimes as long as six or eight months
because they know the kind of guy I am and what they will get in the
end. I can count my dissatisfied customers on two fingers. That's for
the whole 26 years. Envious? Ha, don't flatter yourself. And I won't bow
and kiss the earth every time you buy some new toy to impress your friends.

karl

David Marshall wrote:
> Too bad that playground bully has to keep on
> turning up to throw sand in the sand box and try to turn everything into a
> pissing match.   Not sure if he is envious about what he can't
> have or just a little left over grinch left in him from the
> holidays.