[SOLVED] TRIM

[musical marv]

What does TRIM mean exactly? Thanks

 

[musical marv]

Hey, hey. I'm 65 and I don't think that the suggestion to try Google first was anything but constructive.

Respect is earned.

I earned my respect years ago Sir.Sometimes Google is misleading to. I use Google and Bing mostly.

 

[4745454b]

You joined a few weeks ago, you've earned no respect around here yet. This is the internet, we don't know who you are.

Google is misleading

And THAT is why we have the forum. Not to type out what already exists with a simple search, but to answer questions you have about what you found. Do a search, see if it answers questions about what you had, and come here to clear up anything thats left unanswered. Its not really a difficult concept, and as pudgy pointed out its the RULES of this forum.

If a mod is reading, I vote this thread gets locked. The op didn't follow the rules of the forum, and instead is being rude to those in the thread. I'm pretty sure this thread has run its course.

 

[musical marv]

Who are you to say what I can post or not sir! Amendment #2 Freedom of speech last time I read about in the constitution.Who are you??

 

[4745454b]

I'm not anyone. As pudgy already pointed out, the forum rules (which you agreed to abide by when you signed up) rather clearly state,

Search the forums. Someone else may have already answered your question/discussed the topic.

It's up to a mod to enforce, let me go notify one now.

 

[Ijack]

Who are you to say what I can post or not sir! Amendment #2 Freedom of speech last time I read about in the constitution.Who are you??

What has the Right to Bear Arms got to do with Freedom of Speech? Let's not take the argument that far.

 

[4745454b]

LOL jack, I missed that completely. Not really surprised though...

 

[Ijack]

In any case the First Amendment only says "Congress shall make no law ... or abridging the freedom of speech". It says nothing about what restrictions the owners of a private forum might place on published comments. There is no absolute right to "freedom of speech" in all circumstances.

 

[buwish]

Cool it fellas. It was an honest question.

 

[musical marv]

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