question for the group for clarity

[Henry Jay Hannigan]

---Nice message RALPH!
Regards,
Hank Hannigan
90SP36




In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Ralph L. Fullenwider"
wrote:
>
> Hello Hugh:
>
> The "right kind" of Bird people? Having a Bird is not about
wealth, life
> status or any of the rest of the baggage of that ilk. Birders come
from all
> walks of life and too many varied situations. No, what a Birder
is, for the
> most part, is someone who is a knob turner, wrench holding type of
person.
> Owning a Bird is much more cost effective if one can do much of
their own
> maintenance. These Birds are ageing, and parts that were used to
build them
> are, at times, obsolete, no longer available, so we simply have to
modify
> and up grade those systems. Once a Bird owner gets into that mind
set, and
> understands that fact, then they become the "right kind" of Bird
owner. Not
> everyone is up to that task.
>
> I hope this answers the last part of your post. As to the first
part, this,
> and other Forums were started because of those many issues above.
We try to
> help each other in sharing situations or fixes or parts or what
ever, so
> the old adage, well throw a part at it, is kept to a minimum erg
money
> spent is puts that person in the right area rather than 180
degrees out. It
> helps a Bird owner if he/she is a tinker type.
>
> Hope this helps,
>
> Safe travels,
>
> Ralph and Charolette Fullenwider
> Ralph's RV Solutions, Duncan, Oklahoma
> http://home.swbell.net/rlf47/index.htm
>
>
> At 10:17 AM 4/19/2006 +0000, you wrote:
> >Hi guys/gals
> >
> >This board is a wealth of information especially for wannabees
like
> >me. I am sure everyone gets tired of the same question: what are
your
> >opinions on this bird or that bird. For the veterans you may not
> >realize the great service that actually is to us and the
willingness
> >to go by and look at a bird helps greatly too. Ok now that I made
> >everyone feel good. I am looking at the one that is listed on
1982 on
> >rvtraderonline.com for 17.5. I know this will be a project bus
which I
> >can live with as I have plenty of time and short supplies of
steady
> >monies. I have up loaded the pictures that I have been sent.
> >http://tinyurl.com/gpc58
> >
> > The bus is in Lakeland Fl. Based on the pictures unless someone
here
> >can tell me different I think he is way of base on the 17.5
> >
> >Here is the link to the ad http://tinyurl.com/kxymn
> >
> >
> >Before I go any further and ask this group for advice or
opinions, I
> >read in one of Harvey's older comment sections I have even
forgotten
> >what year it was from now. The comment was about the right kind of
> >bird people perhaps I am not "the right type bird person" and if
not
> >that ok just somebody have the common decency and tell me. Do I
have
> >30- 40 k sitting in a bank somewhere ­no do I own a lot of stock ­
no
> >the house-not mine. My investment for my motorhome bluebird or not
> >somewhere around 17-19k ­back pay due from the VA and SSA. Did I
allow
> >my wife to stay home while the kids were in school-yes do I
realize
> >that 25-30 year old buses need attention-yes can I do it all at
> >once-no will I have to save for some of it ­yes Does education
> >count-MBA Have your career end at 46-that me. So if I do not
qualify
> >as a bird person please let me know an perhaps this information
will
> >be useful to others as well.
> >
> >Hugh Turner
> >Thomaston GA
> >94 Jeep Grand Cherokee
> >A bird maybe
> >
> >
>