Bwcad1 wrote:I avoided the other thread i usually don't get involved with useless banter. lol. you should have brought it to my attention though i have no problem defending my case you know that
Jon again please make sure that you get correct information before bringing names into it. my name is Bill not Ryan i made the statements you disputed please edit your post to reflect my name not his. if your going to continue you argue please make sure your are correct with your accusations and assumptions.
Oh I guess I will have to go back and prove you wrong then. FWIW I did not have issue with your original post in that thread Bill. Your original post Bill was actually very factual. It was these posts that I had issue with:
Ryan from Ohio wrote:haha...
My exes other kids dad help start that business. Bunch of computer nerds.
Ryan from Ohio wrote:Personally I dont care either which way... I guess there comes a point when you have to wonder about the owners of a computer store just going out and developing batteries out of the blue?
I dont know everything and all involved... But from my understanding these people own a small/shitty computer chain in Toledo. Now all the sudden they got break thru technology batteries?
I dont know the people first hand, but know the owners a cock bite. And for being a cock bite I hope karma gets him (ya theres a personal issue).
Speaking from a hobbyist point and seeing what ive seen (only here) it would be nice to get all the info or at least a link to the relative info.
It is funny someone sign up out of the blue to argue about such a topic. much like Fubar over our GBU list... lol But anyways, welcome to the board.
Basically Ryan thought that the baby daddy of his ex-girlfriend was an owner of the company I work for (I learned to stop saying my company :bigwink :) . This was a super wack statement. The guy in question was the lowest level of employee ever and his employment here was brief at best. I just felt like I needed to figure out who he was calling a cock bite. If he would have been taking about one of the owners, I might have agreed.
And just to set the record straight, Kinetik was an independent company that was just starting out in the business and needed help with some accounting and front office stuff. They were great at product development and marketing, but bean counters they were not. So, since the owner of the computer company was a numbers whiz, they decided to merge the two companies. The original Kinetik guys now could focus on their strengths and allow the computer guys to handle the day to day business stuff. It was a win win situation.
