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RE: Any of you heard the Vapor Audio Cirrus or Breeze?

Posted by villastrangiato on August 20, 2012 at 19:07:14:
Rebbi said:

"As for being a shill for Ryan, he and I have never met, and I don't own any of his products. Not only that, but he is in Missouri and I am in Texas. I spoke with him briefly sometime ago and we exchanged a few emails."

- As if no one has ever shilled for a person or company without owning its products, meeting its principal(s), or living in the same state?

With respect to you and I - you were the first person to start with the poop hurling (obvious axe to grind non sense). I suppose in your mind that if I didn't ramble on with accolades and kudos, that meant I had an axe to grind (eyeroll). As for poop hurling in general, I'm sure we all can agree that what comes around goes around.

The difference between me and the average poop hurler is that I understand and can accept the fact that if I lie about someone's products or level unfair criticism, those who get a chance to hear and verify the product for themselves will be in a position to challenge my credibility. And as far as I'm concerned, my credibility is worth far more than any satisfaction that might come from putting an obnoxious doofus at some kind of disadvantage. I'm far more apt to challenge a ridiculous blanket statement claim than make one.