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WTG Don, and since you don't really hang in Dockside much almost all of those 50K posts have been giving people especially high quality help. Good on ya!!
Ya talk too much. But in your defense the posts fall into two categories for the most part. First, good advice and guidance. Second, Some info please so you can add to the first category. Keep up the good work, Don.
Congrats... how many of those have been to tell someone to check the stickys or stop hijacking a thread :facepalm: or don't reply to thread been dead for 5 years now!! :facepalm:
I for one would like to say congrats and thank you (again!) for being one of my mentors by helping me and many others keeping our rigs running the right way!!!!
I know that I picture a Wizard holding a crystal ball when I think of Don's help.
But in real life he must be about 45-60 years old, 6'-2" to 7' and bullet proof. Able to pinpoint the mechanical problems when he smells the boat pulling into the shop.
I always put a visual in my mind of people that I talk to on the phone or web that I haven't met.
50,000 post and you still can't read that crystal ball you carry around. Way to go and thanks for all the helpful information. BTW, you really should trim your beard, eyebrows, and get a hair cut. You make a lasting impression but the first impression is questionable.
Congratulation Don -- you have been a big help with the restoration of my Maritime Fed. You don't know it, but your previous posts from a few years back were most useful .
The reason some are falling behind is your one that actually knows what you are talking about..
But in your defense the posts fall into two categories for the most part. First, good advice and guidance. Second, Some info please so you can add to the first category. Keep up the good work, Don.
