Where are you TommyGunn??
04-19-2007, 02:55 AM
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Read this thread, starting from the beginning: this thread pretty much proves the point that you HAVE "screwed em around".
We're supposed to believe that the first grille got lost and you couldn't track it or claim the insurance because you lost the receipt, so you buy a new grille and ship that, only to lose that receipt so you can't track it or claim the insurance on that grille either.
And I seem to remember that you stated that you are a businessman?? Pretty funny...your accountant must love you.
04-19-2007, 03:01 AM
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Tommy, just double checking....did you graduate high school at 16? Because even if they had summer school classes here, it would be near impossible.
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04-19-2007, 10:00 AM
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What's the point of harassing him about high school? Of course he graduated high school at 16. Unfortunately, the diploma got lost in the mail. Twice.
04-19-2007, 10:53 AM
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Based on TommyGunns spelling, grammar and punctuation, the high school must rank near the bottom nationwide.
04-19-2007, 07:18 PM
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I posted on another thread replying to a member asking about aftermarket mufflers. I recommended Remus like I installed on my car. The guy then asked how much I had paid and I told him around $550 plus $50 to have it welded on at a muffler shop. TommyGunn then posts a strange message saying that I am the sob that bought the Eisenmann exhaust out from under him and that he told the seller to cancel my order, and that he was willing to pay $750. I have no idea what he was talking about and I didn't say anything in that thread but I am very bewildered.
04-20-2007, 12:49 AM
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TommyGunn, here is the deal... I'll not allow anyone to f*ck over another another member on a transaction gone bad. Settle your issues now and stop jerking this guy around.
If this matter is not settled within the next few days, your account is gone. End of discussion. Are we clear?
If this matter is not settled within the next few days, your account is gone. End of discussion. Are we clear?
04-20-2007, 02:38 AM
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....he explained this last year...
I guess since I do know how to type, spell, use the English language and even what the 'Spell Check' is for, I must have a really low I.Q. Or did TommyGunn accidentally add a '1' and make what should have been a two digit number a three digit number? Just wondering out loud...
04-20-2007, 04:21 AM
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....he explained this last year...
04-22-2007, 12:33 AM
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'06 E 350 4matic wagon; '05 E 500 4matic sedan; '09 S550 4matic
Many thanks for posting that old link. It was a hoot. I can't believe no one piled on with suggestions on how to get his car across the Bering Sea to Russia from Alaska. It's sort of a throwback to the 15th/16th century quest for the Northwest passage except he's looking for a mostly land route. Hopefully he'll reveal his plan to a parent or someone with influence who can help him to rethink this idea.
04-22-2007, 04:17 PM
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Many thanks for posting that old link. It was a hoot. I can't believe no one piled on with suggestions on how to get his car across the Bering Sea to Russia from Alaska. It's sort of a throwback to the 15th/16th century quest for the Northwest passage except he's looking for a mostly land route. Hopefully he'll reveal his plan to a parent or someone with influence who can help him to rethink this idea.
Had that happened, our boy Tommy would have had a chance to drive from US to Russia, heck, he might as well discover a new continent ...
04-22-2007, 04:31 PM
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wonder what the toll fee would be for the Bering tunnel ? 
04-22-2007, 10:32 PM
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what a coincidence, i was thinking of chipping in just to help that other guy
out myself. but i couldn't think of an easy way to do this. got any ideas?
honestly, though we periodically pick on Tommygunn I really take no great
pleasure doing that either. I stuggle with trying to pop him one, like a big
brother would to his kid brother....hoping he'd snap out of this fantasy
writing.......or leave him be and let him hang himself.
with apologies to H. Ross Perot "...that giant sucking sound you hear is
Tommygunn's credibility going right out the window...."
out myself. but i couldn't think of an easy way to do this. got any ideas?
honestly, though we periodically pick on Tommygunn I really take no great
pleasure doing that either. I stuggle with trying to pop him one, like a big
brother would to his kid brother....hoping he'd snap out of this fantasy
writing.......or leave him be and let him hang himself.
with apologies to H. Ross Perot "...that giant sucking sound you hear is
Tommygunn's credibility going right out the window...."
04-22-2007, 10:34 PM
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For the record, children under 18 are not permitted to create a paypal account....Tommy is 17 correct? How can he run a business when he can't be insured due to his age?
04-22-2007, 11:56 PM
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registered with the Sec of State's office. I did a quick check last yr and didn't
find any match to the business name he has quoted on this site or his myspace
account. so i just chuckled and moved on....as this inconsistent bit of info
wasn't really at issue here.
04-23-2007, 12:43 AM
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ML320, Looking for my S4
sorry guy's i was a bit under the weather this past week, but you can regester a company if your under 18, as long as you get proper llc, do all the paper work and get someone to cosign thats over 21. then the bbb does a background check to check for scaming, anyway. you'll get you 50 bucks 2morow.
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ML320, Looking for my S4
in order to run a business, you need a business license, and you need to be
registered with the Sec of State's office. I did a quick check last yr and didn't
find any match to the business name he has quoted on this site or his myspace
account. so i just chuckled and moved on....as this inconsistent bit of info
wasn't really at issue here.
registered with the Sec of State's office. I did a quick check last yr and didn't
find any match to the business name he has quoted on this site or his myspace
account. so i just chuckled and moved on....as this inconsistent bit of info
wasn't really at issue here.
