Remove air filter, feel better

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Re: Remove air filter, feel better

Post by palerider » Fri Mar 03, 2017 8:09 pm

. wrote:I've never taken a machine apart. I would however recommend a filter for your computer. Hypoallergenic if its in your bedroom.
such a galloping idiot you are... :sigh:

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Re: Remove air filter, feel better

Post by LSAT » Fri Mar 03, 2017 9:00 pm

palerider wrote:
. wrote:I've never taken a machine apart. I would however recommend a filter for your computer. Hypoallergenic if its in your bedroom.
such a galloping idiot you are... :sigh:
McAfee is the filter on my computer. Not hypoallergenic though.

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Re: Remove air filter, feel better

Post by palerider » Fri Mar 03, 2017 9:15 pm

LSAT wrote:
palerider wrote:
. wrote:I've never taken a machine apart. I would however recommend a filter for your computer. Hypoallergenic if its in your bedroom.
such a galloping idiot you are... :sigh:
McAfee is the filter on my computer. Not hypoallergenic though.
avast does a better job of keeping the dust out

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Re: Remove air filter, feel better

Post by Uncle_Bob » Mon Mar 06, 2017 9:09 pm

palerider wrote:
. wrote:I've never taken a machine apart. I would however recommend a filter for your computer. Hypoallergenic if its in your bedroom.
such a galloping idiot you are... :sigh:
You told me I was on your ignore list
Clearly you can't help yourself.

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Re: Remove air filter, feel better

Post by Guest » Mon Mar 06, 2017 9:34 pm

Uncle_Bob wrote:
palerider wrote:
. wrote:I've never taken a machine apart. I would however recommend a filter for your computer. Hypoallergenic if its in your bedroom.
such a galloping idiot you are... :sigh:
You told me I was on your ignore list
Clearly you can't help yourself.
you are talking about an ocd control freak who just likes to p!ss and moan. mostly moan esp when hes off his meds
think he will be surprised when he finds out he doesnt own this forum?
but who will tell him?
bet he will log on to his alter id and delete this post

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Re: Remove air filter, feel better

Post by Uncle_Bob » Mon Mar 06, 2017 9:42 pm

Guest wrote:
Uncle_Bob wrote:
palerider wrote:
. wrote:I've never taken a machine apart. I would however recommend a filter for your computer. Hypoallergenic if its in your bedroom.
such a galloping idiot you are... :sigh:
You told me I was on your ignore list
Clearly you can't help yourself.
you are talking about an ocd control freak who just likes to p!ss and moan. mostly moan esp when hes off his meds
think he will be surprised when he finds out he doesnt own this forum?
but who will tell him?
bet he will log on to his alter id and delete this post
I find his signature section especially inviting ...

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Re: Remove air filter, feel better

Post by palerider » Mon Mar 06, 2017 10:10 pm

Guest wrote:
. wrote:
palerider wrote:
. wrote:I've never taken a machine apart. I would however recommend a filter for your computer. Hypoallergenic if its in your bedroom.
such a galloping idiot you are... :sigh:
You told me I was on your ignore list
Clearly you can't help yourself.
you are talking about an ocd control freak who just likes to p!ss and moan. mostly moan esp when hes off his meds
think he will be surprised when he finds out he doesnt own this forum?
but who will tell him?
bet he will log on to his alter id and delete this post
another self referential post from the forum asshole, replying to the forum idiot. such fun.

as to the whine from the idiot.... quit posting stupid shit, and people will quit bothering me with the stupid shit you post, and my life will be better.

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Re: Remove air filter, feel better

Post by chunkyfrog » Mon Mar 06, 2017 10:29 pm

Dang it! You guys made me laugh SO hard.

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Re: Remove air filter, feel better

Post by Guest » Mon Mar 06, 2017 10:54 pm

palerider wrote: another self referential post from the forum asshole, replying to the forum idiot. such fun.
as to the whine from the idiot.... quit posting stupid shit, and people will quit bothering me with the stupid shit you post, and my life will be better.
Wow!! Coming from the Biggest asshole on the Forum for all time!!!

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Re: Remove air filter, feel better

Post by Uncle_Bob » Mon Mar 06, 2017 10:56 pm

palerider wrote: quit posting stupid shit
You can tell people what to do here if you own the website forum, which you do not. You have no authority here. Maybe you can get your own forum which I'm sure people will be glad to join.
Also be aware that minors and others that are searching this forum for help may find your uncontrollable insulting and foul mouthed posts to be unacceptable

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Re: Remove air filter, feel better

Post by papzombie » Mon Apr 10, 2017 3:19 am

Lot of fighting here ,

My update: i stopped removing the air filter, after seeing no clear effect.

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