[quote=yar
I just wonder if others share my preference for the whole story of if they just prefer the "bottom line". [/quote]

There probably is no exact answer to this question.

If I were to enter a hospital wishing an operation, I would personally be much more interested in the skill of the surgeon than the criteria he/she used to determine the operation was necessary; OR how he/she was going to perform the operation.

And in the case of either Grumpy from Chevy talk OR our own HRL: if either told me that the sun was going to rise in the west tomorrow; I would first go purchase a compass, and then hire a television crew to record the event!

Bottom line: this forum, Chevy talk, and many others are free; existing because individuals such as Grumpy and HRL are willing to share their knowledge and experience. And it is my belief that one should say thank you when a response is given, rather than argue. The questioner is certainly free to ignore the response if he/she does not like it; and possibly open a different thread and rephrase the question.

Jon.

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