Who hear thinks they can be honest

[HiTechRedNeck]

I feel your pain.

[jkredman]

Originally Posted by Newbuggyboy

In computer science we always teased about when there were errors we should just replace the users.

We had a acronym for that - “PEBKAC”

Problem exists between the keyboard and the chair.


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[BoDidly]

Old Southern saying, "If it ain't broke don't fix it ". One of the reasons my cart stays broken .

[Cobra,1]

Been there done that got the t shirt.
Not just when trouble shooting golf cart. We too many times “assaume”connection, switch,
Valve,ect. Is correct and not the problem only to double back and find it was.
The old saying trust but verify comes to mind, and don’t forget the basic checks. Bite you in the butt every time.��

[70oldsracer]

You can include me in that same boat. When I first got my cart, I didn't want to spend money on batteries, until I knew everything else worked. I tried using my sons Razor MX 500 electric dirt bike batteries to test the cart. Well, long story short, after buying a new controller I found out the original controller was just fine. The only thing I never found out is if the four 12 volt, 12 ah batteries were actually enough to power the cart with the rear wheels off the ground. After putting my sons bike back together, I found out that one of the batteries was bad and it was draining the whole pack. Don't even get me started about how many mistakes and money I spent/wasted on my race car over all these years

[Mooncarter]

If you have never messed up you have never done anything.

[70oldsracer]

Originally Posted by Mooncarter

If you have never messed up you have never done anything.

Very true and also, if people didn't make mistakes, there wouldn't be erasers on pencils.

[Mooncarter]

Originally Posted by 70oldsracer

Very true and also, if people didn't make mistakes, there wouldn't be erasers on pencils.

I wonder why they are not on the pencils at the golf course?

[JohnnieB]

Since many of my mistakes are repeats of the ones I was supposed to be remembering not to make again, I must be in my second childhood.

[Newbuggyboy]

Originally Posted by 70oldsracer

Very true and also, if people didn't make mistakes, there wouldn't be erasers on pencils.

Along those lines I took a top secret Microsoft employment test. I was able to talk my way to a perfect 100%. The discussion was about this question:

Why are manhole covers round?

I answered because the hole in the ground was round.

Microsoft thought the answer was so they couldn't fall inside.