<VV> Books

[Mark J. Murphy]

I guess I fall in the middle on this one.  If  I can offer an answer off the
top of my head, or if I think I have some "trick" to share (are there really
any new tricks on ~40 yr old cars?), I answer.  If I have to go to a book to
look it up, I figure the person that asked can do so as well.  No slam on
anyone, just the way I believe this sort of exchange should work... not so
much a public service as bunch of folks with a common interest BSing in the
bay after hours over a few beers.
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      \--(o)----(o)--'  Derry, NH, USA
    http://m.j.murphy.home.comcast.net/
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: <NicolCS at aol.com>
To: <virtualvairs at corvair.org>
Sent: Thursday, October 13, 2005 6:17 PM
Subject: <VV> Books


> Well, this thread is revealing...  I'm one of those that pretty-much
sticks
> to answering the questions and other "on-topic" postings and I spend a
fair
> amount of time looking up answers in my books when the questioner needs a
> specification or something that they can't find using their resources.
It's
> irritating to learn that a questioner isn't willing to look into whatever
resources
> they have (even if it's just the Clarks catalog) before going online and
asking
> me to spend my time looking it up for them and composing a reply.