So whose opinion do you think I should be writing about? Yes, of course its mine. aren't you stating your opinion?
Still no useful contribution.
You are assuming that the average buyer should fully understand the ramifications of the marketing claptrap that Ford prints? Gee, I wonder why we have consumer protection laws and associations? Obviously in your world they are not needed because its all the buyer's fault?
I'm still curious to know if the standard that we are discussing is with "pure" 92 octane gasoline or a 92 octane blend including ethanol? Ethanol has significantly lower BTUs than gasoline, I wonder how that effects the results? Maybe our expert with the chemistry degree can explain?
Still no useful contribution.
You are assuming that the average buyer should fully understand the ramifications of the marketing claptrap that Ford prints? Gee, I wonder why we have consumer protection laws and associations? Obviously in your world they are not needed because its all the buyer's fault?
I'm still curious to know if the standard that we are discussing is with "pure" 92 octane gasoline or a 92 octane blend including ethanol? Ethanol has significantly lower BTUs than gasoline, I wonder how that effects the results? Maybe our expert with the chemistry degree can explain?
Only MY opinion counts. I only ask for opinions that agree with my own.
Your facts are worthless since they don't agree with my opinions.
Even though Ford (and all other manufacturers) print technical info, since I'm not capable of understanding it, they are frauds.
Consumer protection laws are here to protect me from my own stupidity.
I cannot even begin to understand what "octane" is, even when it's explained to me because....only my opinion counts.
Someone with a chemical degree which I do not possess doesn't agree with me, so maybe he can continue to explain until it meets with my approval.
Does this remind any of y'all of your middle school experience?
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