I'm sorry, marco

[BILL WILLIAMSON]

Sorry Dog here,
Marco, sorry I spouted off my UGLY mouth, we need you! How can I make it up to you? Buster T.

[spdway1]

Someone is in the Dog House!

[James Rogers]

I hate to say it Bill and I don't want to sound like you but, sometimes "I'm sorry" just don't cut it.

[ctlikon0712]

I'd like to have Marco's input back also............

[marc hildebrant]

With regard to ???????



Marc

[Pickupman]

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Bill, It seems like you are constantly putting your foot in your mouth. Sometimes it is better to say nothing!

[Steve Plucker]

Originally Posted by ctlikon0712

I'd like to have Marco's input back also............

Yes...me to...What are you "sorry" about Bill or is that a private matter?

Pluck

[BILL WILLIAMSON]

Originally Posted by James Rogers

I hate to say it Bill and I don't want to sound like you but, sometimes "I'm sorry" just don't cut it.

James, Dog here, Bill's sorry fur what I posted. He says that "I'm Sorry" seems politically correct fur politicians & movie stars?? He says, "Do you want blood, a lock of his scraggly hair, or a ripped out fingernail"?? Buster T.

[BILL WILLIAMSON]

Originally Posted by Steve Plucker

Yes...me to...What are you "sorry" about Bill or is that a private matter?

Pluck

Pluck, Dog here, Bill's sorry for the long spiel I posted after Marco called an unknown man that made the supposedly defective Cartouch upholstery, an IDIOT! That sounds so out of character for Marco, who is always a perfect GENTLEMAN, even when dealing with a bunch of ooold Kranky ooold Model A dudes.
Chief always said, with a smile, "Yes, I'm "SORRY"--But I've learned to live with it"!
Buster T.

[160B]

I do not chime on this type of posting, but the rule I try to follow is:
The person who owns the car is asking for help.

Our response needs to be in perspective to help the individual to resolve his problem.

[Rowdy]

Much agreed. I missed the whole thing as today was a real busy day. Some of what was posted has been deleted so I do not know exactly what was said. Seems about once or twice a week someone sticks their foot in their mouth or someone with knowledge that is worth sharing decides to leave or is forced to leave. If the trend continues there won't be many posts that are worth reading so little reason to stop by Fordbarn while on the internet. Just an obsevation and opinion, but the nitpicking and arguing and rude comments have to end sometime or the conversations here will be the same as the ones at the coffee shop. Rod

[BILL WILLIAMSON]

So, should I log off permanently & let the "PERFECT" folks do it "their" way? No skin off my nose! I DO have a life outside The Barn. Bill W. (By the way, our local Model A guys have some REALLY GREAT coffee shop discussions! Maybe some out there are drinkin'BAD COFFEE!)

[Roadster62]

Just an observation on my part for what it may be worth. There are different degrees of restorations, and commitment to the hobby as well. A 100% PERFECT Model A is nice to look at, but there are less than 25 finished every year, the rest are finished to different levels. It takes a while to figure out were Ford Barn members stand on fit and finish, as well as how to word a question and answer. Having fun with your Model A may not be the same as the next guy. Bob

[dumb person]

Originally Posted by BILL WILLIAMSON

So, should I log off permanently & let the "PERFECT" folks do it "their" way? No skin off my nose! I DO have a life outside The Barn. Bill W.

No, sometimes your stories come in handy.

[Craig Lewis]

Gee thanks Bill...I have patiently read this forum for many months hoping that Marco would return and share his vast knowledge. I can't believe I missed his opening post...now it's deleted and we have to endure how many more months of your doggy drama instead?

This site is firstly for the restoration and preservation of Model A's.
Yes we get along with and learn stuff from the perfectionists, the good-enoughs, the drivers, the ratrodders....heck we even lend a tired ear to your constant drama about dogs and ghosts of people past...a few people have even indicated they find you entertaining...fair enough.

Personally I was looking forward to a break from the silliness and wishing we could get back to the good old days of learning a thing or two....like the days when many of us actually printed off Marco's valuable, hardcore, documented findings and info for fear of losing it forever...such was the case with nearly everything that Marco shared.
His research and especially upholstery skills are admirable and from what I remember (when he used to share his knowledge with us) the man does not carelessly post without thinking first.
I guess I'll never learn the exact statement Marco made (sumpin bout an idiot?) not the context meant, nor the context taken
...all I can say is he's been correct on everything I ever heard.

Bill please stop apologizing and let it go. If Marco has found the time to begin posting here once again, see if you can quietly listen without comment...or not at all...your choice. Thank you.

[George Miller]

Well said Craig. Marco knows the A's the best, and is always willing to share his knowledge.

[30Ford]

always a little conflict here and there.....that is what makes us a family...kiss and make up

[zzlegend]

I always read Marco's post as he showed and explained the right way to restore items on our A's. Do i have a pristine, restored car? NO. But i am working on an average driver which is the way i like it. But when i saw the picture of his roadster on Tinys picture thread, then that was it. Great looking car. What more can be said. Here is hoping Marco will stick around. And Bill, i don't have a problem with most of your post, or Buster's, but maybe just have a little talk with the fingers before you type.

[HoarseWhisperer]

Deja vu!

[Mike V. Florida]

Bill you made the apology several times, or was it dog that made the apology? It is now up to Marco. He will accept the apology or not you cannot force it.