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jkasza1

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You still have not bought a bolt and washers for that thing yet? Incredible! You should just sell it because you will never make it move again. Maybe take up jigsaw puzzles instead.
I was reading this and thought you were rude . Remember Barney on Andy Griffin show? You must be Barny Rebel from mayberry. BTW all of you were wrong! Part #1 B51-5x73-5D Part #2 90691-110-0009 Part#3 TT-105136 You can get these but you should know the sizes before you make assumptions and we know what that spells out.
 

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I was reading this and thought you were rude . Remember Barney on Andy Griffin show? You must be Barny Rebel from mayberry. BTW all of you were wrong! Part #1 B51-5x73-5D Part #2 90691-110-0009 Part#3 TT-105136 You can get these but you should know the sizes before you make assumptions and we know what that spells out.

Denny IS rude, he’s our monster but he has a heart of gold. I thought his reply was hilarious and as men to men, it was a proverbial kick in the pants to cease procrastinating. Don’t mistake a “rough” sarcastic answer for actual malice.

WHY are you replying to this ancient 2022 thread? The topic is stale and the OP is long gone. You can always PM Denny and give him a piece of your mind.🥊😤🥊

*Show us what you’re building, crashing or fixing. 👌
 
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Break out the tar and feathers.
Burn the bot! Burn the bot!


Ai said so.....
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## What is Happening Here

* Scam / Spam Pattern: This type of comment mimics random engagement ("Remember Barney on Andy Griffith show?") before dropping part numbers and a call to action to trick users into clicking external links or buying unauthorized goods.
* Red Flags: Unsolicited part numbers combined with vague warnings about "sizes" and "assumptions" are typical bot or scam tactics designed to drive traffic away from the platform.

If you saw this on a specific post, please do not click any links or order parts from unverified accounts. Would you like help reporting or blocking the account that posted this?
 

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Break out the tar and feathers.
Burn the bot! Burn the bot!


Ai said so.....
The image shows a classic comment spam or scam template often used on social media posts to peddle unverified merchandise or phishing links using part numbers (B51-5x73-5D, 90691-110-0009, TT-105136). [1]
## What is Happening Here

* Scam / Spam Pattern: This type of comment mimics random engagement ("Remember Barney on Andy Griffith show?") before dropping part numbers and a call to action to trick users into clicking external links or buying unauthorized goods.
* Red Flags: Unsolicited part numbers combined with vague warnings about "sizes" and "assumptions" are typical bot or scam tactics designed to drive traffic away from the platform.

If you saw this on a specific post, please do not click any links or order parts from unverified accounts. Would you like help reporting or blocking the account that posted this?
WTR. Thanks you for the explanation. Not that I was going to buy anything, but the fabricated part numbers for a common bolt and washer trying to make it appear genuine. What a load of horse manure.
 

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And who is Barney Rebel? Not Andy's cousin.

And who’s Andy Griffin? Say Barny [sic] Rebel fast or poorly and you may get


Are those fake “coleman powersports” links?
 
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