Sadly, telling a lie violates neither the Commandments nor the Terms of Service (except when the lie is part of the initial registration).
I clearly said to post the link in a private message. Try to read for comprehension! At the point where I made this post, the previous comments were about 90% insults and off-topic responses. I have plenty of discretion to completely remove such a thread. However, as you may have noted, I did no such thing. Instead I gently and professionally led it back to being on-topic. Those kinds of mad skills are why I wear the moderator badge. Speaking of which, my wife and I have three automobiles: Black 2003 Pontiac Grand Am. Blue 2000 Chevy Conversion van on a 1500 chassis. Black 2004 Mercedes ML350. Additionally, we have a 30' travel trailer that the van miraculously pulled all the way from Florida when she got out of the Navy. And we have a 20' twin axle utility trailer which we mostly use for hauling building materials and farm supplies. The best part is that everything but the ML350 is totally paid for.
Good question, since bearing false witness (lying) does violate the most famous Commandments. But it doesn't violate the EMC Commandments (Hey, that's what the heading calls them, it's not my name for them).
Sorry about raging, i do admit i don't act mature at all times, but i don't make up huge lies. I can't say i act the most mature, because its really hard to mature into a full grown person in 12 years XD.
Some people *smh* Anyway, my car ... all shiny for a car show with some friends I didn't like the way those people were checking her out. As for my dream cars ... '67 chevy impala and '67 pontiac gto. I'm a fan of old muscle cars =3
