I hope I won't get kicked off of this forum for saying this, but are we getting a little P.C. about using the word, "hate"? For many of us it's just a colloquialism, or a very casual use of language, if you will. I'm sorry that this response is not better informed. My work doesn't allow me to spend the time that I used to on your forum and its predecessor. Yours is flat out my favorite site. But, am I just lost on this one? "I hate it when people show up for work late." "I hate it when you wear . . .." " I hate DeLorean cars . . . " Would I be censored for couching my language in such a way? Since I have little time, regrettably, to visit here, and will have less with my new job, please correct me if I didn't understand the closed thread. There was no background info to go by, but am I clueless? The word "hate" has a far different and very casual meaning applied to a product vs. a person. Please set me straight on this one if I've veered from the intent of the original thread. Thank you.
Ross Bellingham
Ross Bellingham