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  • Because I want to brag on what I have and want all to see

    19 22.35%

  • To rub it in the face of others

    9 10.59%

  • I'm spoiled brat and like to show others what I have

    9 10.59%

  • I'm just a idiot and like to show off

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Thread: Why do you list chainsaws in your sig?

  1. 04-03-2010, 09:28 AM #31
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    No Sir no cat names for me. Now let's talk dog names. You know like big dog names Stihl and Sachs.
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  2. 04-03-2010, 09:30 AM #32
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    Quote Originally Posted by gemniii View Post
    Or
    "do you refuse to vote in polls?"
    I Voted Present.

    I Plan on Being The President.

    As Soon As They Take Me Off Thorizone!
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  3. 04-03-2010, 09:31 AM #33
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    Quote Originally Posted by Yukonsawman View Post
    Listing saws in a sig could be a handy sales tool.
    Like if had a Dolmar 166 in my sig, I'm sure I'd be getting some PM's.
    The sig can double as a little trading post.

    Gypo
    I'm new to this list and I agree. I am very interested in some of the saws different people have. It may be bragging to some, but I consider it a source of information. I actually enjoy it and feel it adds to the list.
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  4. 04-03-2010, 09:41 AM #34
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    I like when people post their saws, its interesting to see what people are using. Thats why I posted mine, not for any type of bragging or gloating. I also like when people list their mods too because you can see what mods people are running too. Also, sometimes if I have a stupid simple question I will just PM someone who has the saw listed that I have a question about instead of polluting the forum with meaningless crap. So, contrary to some popular beliefs, there are more reasons for listing your saws in your sig than just bragging.
    The 'GO TO' saws
    Stihl 036 PRO 20"
    Stihl MS660 28" and 36" Muffler Mod
    Stihl 028 WB 16" Muffler Mod

    The 'Had to start somewhere' saws
    Stihl 009L 14"
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  5. 04-03-2010, 09:46 AM #35
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rudedog View Post
    I'm new to this list and I agree. I am very interested in some of the saws different people have. It may be bragging to some, but I consider it a source of information. I actually enjoy it and feel it adds to the list.
    I did the math. Lets say there are 50,000 members here and each member has an average of two saws and each saw cost an average of 500$
    That's a whopping 50 million and 100,000 saws.
    I'm sure my findings are very conservative.

    Would 100,000 saws fit in a single dwelling I wonder? I'd sell 99,980 of them on ebay.

    What would happen to AS if I had all the saws here on this site? Lol

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  6. 04-03-2010, 09:49 AM #36
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    I don't, i would take a week to
    type them all in. Not enough room
    on a page.



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  7. 04-03-2010, 09:53 AM #37
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    imagine this at the bottom



    -------------------------------------------------------------

    084
    660 arctic
    (2)066 Magnum
    066 BB
    064 BB
    048
    041av
    (2) 041avfb
    034aveq
    032av
    031av
    029 Super Farm Boss
    Ms280
    028wb
    Poulan 3300
    Poulan Pro 4620
    Poulan 42cc WT
    Craftsman 3.7
    Craftsman 2.3
    (3)Homie Super2
    Sears 77cc Gear-Drive
    Lombard 40 77cc Gear-Drive
    David Bradley 360
    John Deere 80ev
    John Deere 19
    John Deere 14
    (2) Dolmar 120si



    looks pretty rude huh
    Always looking for stihl 084 saws and parts
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  8. 04-03-2010, 09:57 AM #38
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    I don`t like to braggg, much.
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  9. 04-03-2010, 09:57 AM #39
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    I am proud of my saws and like listing them.. It has nothing to do about bragging.. If you have a problem with it dont read my signature!!

    I like seeing what saws other people have too.. One quick glance and I know if they are a Stihl, Husky, Jonsered, Dolmar, or "culturally mixed" guy/gal.
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    My Saws
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    STIHL MS-200T
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  10. 04-03-2010, 09:59 AM #40
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    Quote Originally Posted by stihlboy View Post
    imagine this at the bottom



    -------------------------------------------------------------

    084
    660 arctic
    (2)066 Magnum
    066 BB
    064 BB
    048
    041av
    (2) 041avfb
    034aveq
    032av
    031av
    029 Super Farm Boss
    Ms280
    028wb
    Poulan 3300
    Poulan Pro 4620
    Poulan 42cc WT
    Craftsman 3.7
    Craftsman 2.3
    (3)Homie Super2
    Sears 77cc Gear-Drive
    Lombard 40 77cc Gear-Drive
    David Bradley 360
    John Deere 80ev
    John Deere 19
    John Deere 14
    (2) Dolmar 120si



    looks pretty rude huh
    Or this in your sig.
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  11. 04-03-2010, 10:05 AM #41
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    I only own one saw, a Sachs Dolmar 120 super, but it doesn't count as it is still on the workbench in the shed waiting to be put back together if cold weather ever decides to go away so I can work out there. So obviously I can't put that in my sig line.
    And since this is a chainsaw forum, not a four wheel drive forum, I am not gonna list all my four wheel drives.
    My cat's name was Hillary (former landlord named her that when they had her but I HATE that name). When I inherited the cat I changed her name to Kitty. Original, huh ??
    No mice in my house either.
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    If you can't fix it with a hammer, then it must be an electrical problem.

    Three 4 wheel drives, quit adding chainsaws.

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  12. 04-03-2010, 10:05 AM #42
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    Quote Originally Posted by Yukonsawman View Post
    Or this in your sig.
    John
    I do understand that.

    But that poll question is heinous. Reminds me of the poll I read one time;

    How many times do you beat your wife in a week?

    Once.
    twice.
    three times.
    only when she needs it.
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  13. 04-03-2010, 10:13 AM #43
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rudedog View Post
    How many times do you beat your wife in a week?

    Once.
    twice.
    three times.
    only when she needs it.


    That poll is down right funny Sir. I like it better then the stupid one I tried to make up to go with all the other stupid polls here lately.
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  14. 04-03-2010, 10:13 AM #44
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    To tell the truth, I don't own any saws, or at least for very long.

    I'll put one together when I do need one, then sell it or part it out when I am done.
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  15. 04-03-2010, 10:16 AM #45
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    So if I'm getting this right I'd have a lot more credibility if I listed a bunch of saws in my sig line??

    Would it make me a better saw wrench??

    Would it make any advice or help I give here better??

    Would it make me more popular???

    Would I actually need to own the saws or can I just pick some really cool ones to list in my sig??

    And if I do have to own them do they need to actually work or can I just find any ole POS carcass to increase my credibility/cool factor??

    If I only own one or two parts of a saw does it qualify as sig worthy??

    I listed my Mac 110 in my sig for a while and got ragged over it, would I have been cooler if I listed one of my other saws..... I have a green one too??

    Inquiring minds want to know???
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    Just because you can't do it doesn't mean it can't be done.

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