:) Just paint and wheels away from it!

Good heart and new interior, check.

Never did get to thank you properly for the last fun car I had. Sorry a resounding "Thank you" is all I've got.

Moanna did make me..ya know.

I never did get that Apple Pie either, haha. No worries :).

I know! Proper gratitude fail. :(

My crust skills are inconsistent if that's any consolation.

I tried, multiple times to end the laundry being aired out in their threads where JM and the others were bickering like kids. I didn't take sides, didn't point fingers, merely offered an air of advice and tried to have them leave it be. It didn't work, so unfortunately I had to exerce that ignore button on he and the people he is keyboarding it out with, which i've never had to do.

though, on a more cheerful note, welcome to the forum. it really is a nice place to meet fellow rotary people, as well as a place to kick your shoes off.

Funny side note, i'm the basis for a character in a book titled, "The Seraph Contingency." The author, Jen Fales, is a great long time friend of mine :D Very rarely do I get to tell anyone that, bc no one reads now-a-days in this money-per-second world.

Thanks! And that's so neat!

Welcome Becky. RCC can be a fun place, mostly it's a place to make new friends and share our mutual obsessions. A thick skin and the ability realize that nothing said on the internet should be taken to heart (or even very seriously) can be a big help. :)

Though like any other site, sometimes the reality of the internet does kick in, and childish behavior ensues. Most of us try to ignore the drama when it crops up, and take it for what it is, people just venting their frustrations in one of the few relatively safe outlets available to them.

You don't need to be tech savvy here. Some are very knowledgeable, others less so. It doesn't really matter. The site is as much about meeting fellow rotor loving people as it is about the cars. We try to help each other out to the best of our various abilities.

Heck, we even tolerate (on sufferance) the heathens that put piston engines in our beloved RXs. ;)

:) thanks for that. And hello