Eh, what you just posted is not really an example of poor writing (our topic at hand), but a perfectly written piece with words scrambled in a specific way.

Not really a valid point if you are suggesting that we all write carelessly and it won't matter. It once took me twenty minutes to read one reletively short post that I had to respond to in another forum, and I still don't know what he was saying. I will never engage in a chat with that person again on any forum.

Or maybe I just misconstrued your purpose for writing it...

now that u have that out of your system
 

what the hell is this thing under my passenger seat does anyone know !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Just thought it was cool. Kinda makes you wish you would have skipped elementary huh? LOL. I understand what you are saying. Proper grammer does make it easier to read. Especially if you are trying to ask a very specific question and need a direct answer and not a fauge one that does noone any good.

OK!!! Its a thing-a ma-jig !! You know, a 'whats-it'.
Actually, as far I've been able to find out, it is NOT a factory component.
I suspect it very well is a stereo amp, since space is limited in the passenger area.

Just a few years ago, before big speakers and mega watt amps, most after market stereo installers placed the amp under the seats.

15 years ago I worked at a auto repair shop that was an authorized Audiovox stereo installation place. That's where we put the amps.

Sentences, a gift from the gods.
 

I can read this fairly easy because.....there are sentences. Sentences group words together to convey a coherent thought. Without them you run the risk of.....not getting you questions answered (by me, anyway).

True that. Mrknickleye knows his stuff, so everyone would take heed to listen and ask questions with the upmost of humbleness. BOW!!!! LOL (After you use the almighty SEARCH tool!):D

So flippin rip it out and trace the wires back, if it has wires attached to it. And by ripping it out, i mean carefully removing it so as not to damage ur nice, new ride with a bad wiring job. :bouncy: How about some pictures of it? Might help a little.

and its grammar, lol. sorry, couldnt pass that up.