I remember a time when the loser had to wash the winner's boat. Just a fun bet, that I paid for one time and so did Randy when Augie smacked him around in P4.
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06-24-2010 11:18 PMThe pleasure of fresh water in St Clair.. Wipe off the water line and cover it up.
Maybe at the following race site.
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06-25-2010 09:04 AMThat was a long time ago! But it was fun, everyone had a smile on their mugs back then.
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06-25-2010 11:15 AMIts not about cleaning the boat. It's about the embarassment of losing after all the smack talk and eating crow. Its also great post race stuff for TV. Originally Posted by MOBILEMERCMAN
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06-25-2010 08:57 PMI've had crow served many ways, and I've yet to develop a taste for it!!
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06-25-2010 09:49 PMI have had crow for dinner once or twice.....
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06-25-2010 09:59 PMAnd Humble pie for dessert?
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06-25-2010 10:49 PMOk, so we'll have Augie whip up a complete menu of Crow served in many different styles and a plate of Humble Pie served over a fresh sponge for all the losers.
So who's gonna win in St Clair
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06-26-2010 11:38 AMWell I better get to work on that black boat....oh MadDog where are you?????
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06-26-2010 10:55 PML Stands for L......
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06-26-2010 11:29 PMi agree with u..
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06-27-2010 12:40 PMI see you guys talk alot of smack here
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07-30-2010 12:28 PMHmmmmmmmm Originally Posted by Mike A.
SVL Guys:
Here is some unsolicited advice - do not let that boat into the class. If it runs once it is in forever. You will never get rid of it. Your boats will be worthless in less than a year. Within two years there will be one of you trying to come up with a "new" single engine "classics" class or some such to get "all of the old raceboats off the trailers, out of the garages, etc. to come racing" again just "like the good old days". All this macho crap about "bring it on" and "let's see how they turn" or "handle traffic" is just that: crap. It will last until the crew of the new boat figures it out and then starts destroying you. And destruction will occur. Guaranteed. And then teams will slowly dissolve away until there are a few hearty souls still hanging on for the free entry fees and brief run around a course somewhere, only to be the vanquished in the new Fountain ads.
Martin, I love you buddy, but you touted this P1 USA stuff for months knowing full well this boat was coming. How could you not tell George and the other teams? Uncool.
After the fact parity rules were not meant for this situation. It will not work. Keep it out of SVL from Day 1 or face the consequences - the end of your racing days.
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07-30-2010 02:44 PMHe spoke from experiance... Originally Posted by Phantom1
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10-17-2010 06:02 PMDont let the fountain in
Well now we know who was right .Last edited by mdkeywest; 10-17-2010 at 06:09 PM.
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10-17-2010 07:17 PMQuote:
Originally Posted by Mike A. View Post
SVL Guys:
Here is some unsolicited advice - do not let that boat into the class. If it runs once it is in forever. You will never get rid of it. Your boats will be worthless in less than a year. Within two years there will be one of you trying to come up with a "new" single engine "classics" class or some such to get "all of the old raceboats off the trailers, out of the garages, etc. to come racing" again just "like the good old days". All this macho crap about "bring it on" and "let's see how they turn" or "handle traffic" is just that: crap. It will last until the crew of the new boat figures it out and then starts destroying you. And destruction will occur. Guaranteed. And then teams will slowly dissolve away until there are a few hearty souls still hanging on for the free entry fees and brief run around a course somewhere, only to be the vanquished in the new Fountain ads.
Martin, I love you buddy, but you touted this P1 USA stuff for months knowing full well this boat was coming. How could you not tell George and the other teams? Uncool.
After the fact parity rules were not meant for this situation. It will not work. Keep it out of SVL from Day 1 or face the consequences - the end of your racing
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