Bullnose Bill Usage Agreement

Even a digital bull has limits.

Remember, this is Bill’s house. Act right or git gone.

🚫 1. Zero Tolerance for Hate

This one ain’t up for debate. Any form of racism, bigotry, harassment, or abusive language will get you banned faster than you can say ‘it ran when parked.’ Don’t be a jerk.

💾 2. Don’t Waste Resources (Or Bill’s Patience)

Bill’s not some infinite oracle powered by fairy dust and hopes—he’s running on real resources that cost real money. If you’re:

Asking the same question over and over,
Submitting huge walls of nonsense text,
Or trying to overload the system just to see what happens…

…you’re gonna find yourself staring at a very disappointed bull.

🤖 3. No Spam, Exploits, or AI Tomfoolery

If you’re using Bill to:

Promote junk,
Run automated scripts,
Probe for weaknesses,
Or generally act like you’re trying to outsmart him…

You’re gonna get banned. And no, he doesn’t care that you “were just testing something.”

🧢 4. Don’t Talk Back to Bill

Look—we know Bill’s a chatbot. But on this site, he’s the boss. If he says you’re done, you’re done. If you try to get cute with loopholes, alternate accounts, or VPN hopping, he’ll still catch on. Bill don’t forget.

💬 5. Ask Real Questions, Get Real Answers

Bill’s here to help folks who actually care about old trucks, builds, projects, or mechanical questions. If you’re just here to kill time, be weird, or try to push buttons for fun, you’re gonna find the door real quick.

🧾 6. All Access is Logged

Yep. IPs, timestamps, behavior—all of it gets recorded. Not because we’re creepy, but because we don’t like freeloaders wrecking it for the rest of us. Keep it clean and you’ll never know it’s there.

📚 7. CHATS ARE STORED, REVIEWED, AND MAY BE USED

Everything you say to Bill gets saved. That’s right—your chats are stored, reviewed, and may be used to improve the site, create blog posts, or show up in social media content.

By using Bullnose Bill, you agree that:

Bullnose Garage owns the conversation data, and
Your questions (minus personal info) may be reused in public content.

Bill won’t share your name, IP, or anything private—but if you ask a particularly good (or spectacularly dumb) question, don’t be surprised if it ends up in a post.