http://sfbay.craigslist.org/pen/car/587928701.html
i'm sure your car is "similar"
RetiredDoc wrote:How about this item currently listed on ebay.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... 39962&rd=1
It's under the subdivision for "Taillights" ...stikrz wrote:wow. glad im not lookin to buy from him. heres my "question" to the guy on ebay:
"uh... there is no picture, no description, no anything about the car. the price doesnt even seem real. whats the purpose of this ad??"
i hope he answers with a smart ass comment. what a douche.

I wonder if anyone has actually checked this out for Euro bumpers? (which I highly doubt)
i double checked it and i still didnt see anything.... i know what shit looks like on a computer thanks!tsmall07 wrote:So are you saying that its a perfectly reasonable for sale add and there is nothing missing?C.R. Krieger wrote: It's under the subdivision for "Taillights" ...![]()
Harkening back to my earliest days operating a computer:
"Read the screen."
Thats what I was thinking, what if? Maybe he doesn't know he has a euro spec e28? I highly doubt it, but if I was in that area I would call to find out.Nebraska_e28 wrote:I wonder if anyone has actually checked this out for Euro bumpers? (which I highly doubt)
are you still talkin about the ebay ad or craigslist?wkohler wrote:I'm gonna guess you're not familiar with the "Shift" key. You should have two. One in an easy-to-reach spot and a backup on the right side of the keyboard. If I received an e-mail that had improper capitalization, I'd ignore it. I received 23 e-mails when I advertised the E21 and only 11 of them knew how to use a computer and apparently read the entire advertisement. Amazingly, the first person to respond was one of those and he bought the car.
I'm talking about your response to the ad and apparently every post you've had thus far.stikrz wrote:are you still talkin about the ebay ad or craigslist?wkohler wrote:I'm gonna guess you're not familiar with the "Shift" key. You should have two. One in an easy-to-reach spot and a backup on the right side of the keyboard. If I received an e-mail that had improper capitalization, I'd ignore it. I received 23 e-mails when I advertised the E21 and only 11 of them knew how to use a computer and apparently read the entire advertisement. Amazingly, the first person to respond was one of those and he bought the car.
there was no information on the ebay ad. none at all. whats the problem?wkohler wrote:I'm talking about your response to the ad and apparently every post you've had thus far.stikrz wrote:are you still talkin about the ebay ad or craigslist?wkohler wrote:I'm gonna guess you're not familiar with the "Shift" key. You should have two. One in an easy-to-reach spot and a backup on the right side of the keyboard. If I received an e-mail that had improper capitalization, I'd ignore it. I received 23 e-mails when I advertised the E21 and only 11 of them knew how to use a computer and apparently read the entire advertisement. Amazingly, the first person to respond was one of those and he bought the car.
He's being a dick and commenting on the fact that you rarely capitalize proper nouns and the beginnings of sentences...stikrz wrote:wkohler wrote:I'm talking about your response to the ad and apparently every post you've had thus far.stikrz wrote:are you still talkin about the ebay ad or craigslist?wkohler wrote:I'm gonna guess you're not familiar with the "Shift" key. You should have two. One in an easy-to-reach spot and a backup on the right side of the keyboard. If I received an e-mail that had improper capitalization, I'd ignore it. I received 23 e-mails when I advertised the E21 and only 11 of them knew how to use a computer and apparently read the entire advertisement. Amazingly, the first person to respond was one of those and he bought the car.
there was no information on the ebay ad. none at all. whats the problem?
i asked ole boy for a pic just to see what he saysmagicandmischief182 wrote:http://atlanta.craigslist.org/car/588307362.html
tsmall07 wrote:He's being a dick and commenting on the fact that you rarely capitalize proper nouns and the beginnings of sentences...stikrz wrote:wkohler wrote:I'm talking about your response to the ad and apparently every post you've had thus far.stikrz wrote:thanks for the defense. and i know how to use the wonderful shift button. i choose to be lazy and use all lower case letters. i dont care about shit like proper sentence structure and stuff because its not important on a forum. in my school i work at it is, so i use it. i will continue to type in lower case cause its faster and i simply dont care. to the guys who care: get over it!wkohler wrote:I'm gonna guess you're not familiar with the "Shift" key. You should have two. One in an easy-to-reach spot and a backup on the right side of the keyboard. If I received an e-mail that had improper capitalization, I'd ignore it. I received 23 e-mails when I advertised the E21 and only 11 of them knew how to use a computer and apparently read the entire advertisement. Amazingly, the first person to respond was one of those and he bought the car.
are you still talkin about the ebay ad or craigslist?
there was no information on the ebay ad. none at all. whats the problem?
Hey Chris, to put it in your words "go screw yourself"...
tsmall07 wrote:He's being a dick and commenting on the fact that you rarely capitalize proper nouns and the beginnings of sentences...stikrz wrote:wkohler wrote:I'm talking about your response to the ad and apparently every post you've had thus far.stikrz wrote:thanks for the defense. and i know how to use the wonderful shift button. i choose to be lazy and use all lower case letters. i dont care about shit like proper sentence structure and stuff because its not important on a forum. in my school i work at it is, so i use it. i will continue to type in lower case cause its faster and i simply dont care. to the guys who care: get over it!wkohler wrote:I'm gonna guess you're not familiar with the "Shift" key. You should have two. One in an easy-to-reach spot and a backup on the right side of the keyboard. If I received an e-mail that had improper capitalization, I'd ignore it. I received 23 e-mails when I advertised the E21 and only 11 of them knew how to use a computer and apparently read the entire advertisement. Amazingly, the first person to respond was one of those and he bought the car.
are you still talkin about the ebay ad or craigslist?
there was no information on the ebay ad. none at all. whats the problem?
Hey Chris, to put it in your words "go screw yourself"...
So, apparently, your leisure time acquaintances who would like to be able to read and understand what you are saying matter less to you than your coworkers. OK; that's fair enough, even though we have asked you to help us out in getting along with you.stikrz wrote:thanks for the defense. and i know how to use the wonderful shift button. i choose to be lazy and use all lower case letters. i dont care about shit like proper sentence structure and stuff because its not important on a forum. in my school i work at it is, so i use it. i will continue to type in lower case cause its faster and i simply dont care. to the guys who care: get over it!
maybe i like typing in small case. why does everybody give a shit anyway?? if you all of a sudden cant read because its not proper, then you have no business reading anything in the english language. this isnt about pride in the words, its simply a matter of how I WANT TO WRITE!!!!!!!! its amazing the bullshit people bitch about nowadays...wkohler wrote:Tyler - you're wrong.
I was trying to tell this person who doesn't capitalize anything that sending an e-mail that has improper grammar won't accomplish anything - especially if the person on the other end has brains. It makes it look like you don't take any pride in your ideas.
Then again, who cares if people put anything in their ad about the car. The only thing that pisses me off is when people use someone else's photograph without their permission. Why should I care whether or not the seller puts in information that might help sell their car?
im glad then that i will not be hired by you.C.R. Krieger wrote:So, apparently, your leisure time acquaintances who would like to be able to read and understand what you are saying matter less to you than your coworkers. OK; that's fair enough, even though we have asked you to help us out in getting along with you.stikrz wrote:thanks for the defense. and i know how to use the wonderful shift button. i choose to be lazy and use all lower case letters. i dont care about shit like proper sentence structure and stuff because its not important on a forum. in my school i work at it is, so i use it. i will continue to type in lower case cause its faster and i simply dont care. to the guys who care: get over it!
To those who might not get hired by some old perfectionist like me because you never learned to write properly when you should: Get over it!
So...I was right...wkohler wrote: Tyler - you're wrong.
I was trying to tell this person who doesn't capitalize anything that sending an e-mail that has improper grammar won't accomplish anything - especially if the person on the other end has brains. It makes it look like you don't take any pride in your ideas.
you were right! i believe in sentence structure being right, i dont care about capitalization. are my posts easy to read?? are they jumbled?tsmall07 wrote:I, too, am a proponent of proper sentence structure because without it, posts can become jumbled and very hard to read. Capitalization, however, is less important (in this informal setting) because the meaning can still be conveyed effectively.
So...I was right...wkohler wrote: Tyler - you're wrong.
I was trying to tell this person who doesn't capitalize anything that sending an e-mail that has improper grammar won't accomplish anything - especially if the person on the other end has brains. It makes it look like you don't take any pride in your ideas.
It's called respecting the reader. Reading is like driving, and a bad sentence is like a bad road.stikrz wrote:if i wanted to make a long report about something to you, or write you a letter, or post somehing on monster.com, resume, or something that will actually matter if i write correctly... then i will write proper.