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Understood. But this is a detailing forum, and it's polarizing. We know it's already chased at least one person away. Is this discussion more important that sharing detailing knowledge?

This type of polarizing talk keeps people away. Forums benefit from greater participation, not less. If someone has detailing knowledge and experience to offer and share, does it matter what they personally believe?

This forum has been quite helpful to me, and I am sure others. I also like to think I’ve contributed by sharing some of my automotive experience as well and I’ve enjoyed the various conversations and banter. So, why would anyone want to drive away half (for arguments sake) of the folks out...

Thanks! Meh, the Cheetah was a pussycat - gave us some purrrrs and a few meows as he walked by. Now, Victor, this Jaguar I met two years ago... he paced around his enclosure and never took his eyes off of me. :help:

Stopped at the zoo.

Speaking of "bring home days" - today marks four years for this not so little guy. Found behind a Zaxby's The turkey pic was his first t-day, two weeks later (and when he got his name - Bandit).

Don’t forget to post pics of the puppy too! :D

:cheers:

Hang in there. I honestly believe everything happens for a reason, and works out the way it should. Sometimes it is hard to see in the moment, but give it time. I have had my share of experience with a toxic work environment, and can tell you leaving it, as tough as it was (financially...

First off, a sincere thank you to all that contribute to AutogeekOnline. I’ve learned so much in less than a year of mostly lurking (and practicing on other, much less desperate cars), from how I used to do things by hand 20 years ago. This is my Mom’s 2004 Mazda 6, that mostly sat in the...