i need help

[iheartmaytag]

Just remember, most appliance repair (people) with exception of the Maytag Repairman are guys.

So someone has to have had some interest in them to design, make, ship, sell and repair washers.

I was more of a "sweeper nut" at that age, it is hard to have a group of guys from school come over to see a Kirby demonstration. So I do understand where you are.

The best thing you can do is not be ashamed of who, and what you are. There are other interest you will have with people your age. It's hard to look at it this way now, but time will make this all seem like it doesn't matter.

BTW--Thomasortega just gave a hint to the fact he isn't really 28.

 

[Unimatic1140]

Chad Miller

I don't think so this time. While I could be wrong, certain things do match, including the ip locations. One of the keys to catching Chad is to watch for similar usage of specific slang words.

 

[thomasortega]

Excuse me...

Mr. Robert Seger, could you please explain me what's going on here?

I'm not sure, but I think Mr. Stubbs and Mr. Shane believe I'm not Thomasortega, but an other member they don't like. Am I right?

If so, There's a picture of my passport. Sorry for the poor quality. The only thing I had access at this moment was my cell phone camera- As you can see under my name, I live in "Foz do Iguaçu" - PR (my finger is there to hide my age)

As I could understand, this nickname mentioned above is a lier, right? Well, I have only four things to say:

1) I'm not Exploder3211
2) I hate lies (except when people lie about their age LOL)
3) As I know, I don't need to show "evidences" of what I did in my life or the companies I worked.
4) I don't need to hide myself behind a nickname. My Real name is Thomas A. Ortega, as you can see by the picture.

The only "lie" I told was when I said I worked for Electrolux for 10 years and it was to hide my real age (all of you know I have huge problems to accept my age).

But honestly, if my explanation is not enough I don't care about what you (Mr. Robert S. and Mr. Shane) think.

I'm really angry, but I'll ignore it because I'm sure you're just making a mistake and this bad situation is only a huge misunderstanding.

 

[andrewinorlando]

Fredfred...never mind what anyone else thinks. Learn to think for yourself. You'll find that to be a very useful trait as you get older!!

I have zero regrets about my favorite hobby! It led me to a fantastic career in engineering that I could never regret!! And none of my friends or family from years ago who may have thought I was "odd", even come close to what I've done in my lifetime - all because when I was 12 years old, I decided to take my mom's washing machine apart one day!! Not to mention the ability to do most repairs and understand just about any mechanical system on my own, saving myself a fortune over the years in car repairs, appliance repairs and home renovations.

Nope, there is nothing wrong with it. If it's just a hobby, great...but sometimes hobbies turn into so much more.