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new boat buying process
On Tue, 14 Oct 2003 13:46:42 -0400, Bob D. wrote:
In article , (Gould 0738) wrote: No, this represents yet one more disaster concerning Bayliner. I have yet to read any post extolling their virtues. Maybe that says something. It says you don't know where to look. Don't waste your breath, Gould. It's more likely that he doesn't want to hear any positive Bayliner anectdotes. After all, doing so would be to risk modifying his opinion which would indicate that he is not infallible. Something that a few people in this group have a problem accepting. Bob, I have no idea where you came up with that bull****. I have had NO opinions on Bayliner pro or con. Nor do I care, frankly. All I've read has been here. As I've stated Bayliner may not be the first choice for many boaters, and I will conceed that it may not even be a viable choice for some applications (I still don't know this as fact but, will at least consider it a reasonable possibility), but I have yet to see any evidence to support this viewpoints such as Bayliners are "a piece of crap - both the boat and the company" Then apparently you haven't been reading the messages here, including the one to which I responded. Besides the human nature attributes you cited, add "People tend to stick to their initial biases, despite new information" to that list. You seem to be living proof. For me, if someone can show me otherwise, or, for that matter, if someone expresses opinions to the contrary, I'll listen, otherwise, it seems to me that you're the one with an axe to grind. -- Larry |
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