Attempted Murder #3 for Gretchin

Hey David...as I noted to T and I am sure he's not taking us for real other than peeps who care for him.  There are choices and he was honest to share an experience, and we are offering other choices...not just to take it to the track, just think twice before you step on that throttle and redline:)...and other choices can be affordable...we'll chat T, the offer is there still to co-drive my car and we can chat about funds:)...call me an we can discuss

Good thing I called you to make sure you did not head over in the afternoon...I did the 1st round and packed up, too tired for the last two...too much driving this weekend:)

Working on vid now, only a few laps....too long with 20 min rounds

Tristan, just because I want you to gain and meet some real cool peeps, learn and have fun...you can co-drive with me in my car, you'll luv the clutch...if yes we can work something out...

You can budget for "treats" like this for yourself, I am sure as we all can, look at what we spend on (i.e. Starbucks each day, pack of cigs, a beer afterwork, etc...) and adjust and save for reg fees and get it out of your system...lol

To all...we all do care for each other and may share how we do this is many ways...we can all learn from this today, and you seem to have many friends in this club that care Tristan

Dave's just worried because he's next on the list to be harassed :D

As they used to say during the holocaust, "they came for my neighbour and I did nothing, they came for my other neighbour and I did nothing and when they came for me there was nobody left to do anything".

Brian, I for one appreciate your efforts to get more of us on the track.  It's not the right time for me, but I will throw in $20 towards Tristan's entry fee so he can race.  Even if the money just goes into your pocket to help you with your ride that's ok too.

As long as he gets some track time I'm good.  I'll have the money at the next meeting.

DG

Anyone is welcome...Tristan, your my co-driver Biatch:), we will work out financials over a beer:)...Patrick, I'll take ya for a ride also, chit, you can bring your car in and race:)

Seeing as how Gretchin has virtually no shocks left, and is still riding on 10 degrees of toe in the front, and five degrees of camber in the back, I don't think that'd be $40 well spent boys, but I appreciate the offer.

Wouldn't mind going on and navigating (See: Backseat driving) with Brian, if only to annoy the daylights out of him.

"Hey man, can I put my feet up?"
"I feel like we've been here before..."
"Are you sure you're not lost? Seems like you're going in circles..."

Romeo wrote: Seeing as how Gretchin has virtually no shocks left, and is still riding on 10 degrees of toe in the front, and five degrees of camber in the back, I don't think that'd be $40 well spent boys, but I appreciate the offer.

Brian already offered to let you co-drive his car. I think he needs someone to help warm up his tires anyway.

Patrick, the only shade there is provided by tents. If you are driving, you'll also have to work the course (run after fallen cones) part of the time. The guys there are pretty nice though, I bet you could find someone there to look after Frankie for you while you're working. There's also a chance you can get out of having to work.

Patrick wrote: Romeo wrote: Seeing as how Gretchin has virtually no shocks left, and is still riding on 10 degrees of toe in the front, and five degrees of camber in the back, I don't think that'd be $40 well spent boys... Yet that didn't stop you from trying to take that corner yesterday at over 110. Can you now understand why we're a wee bit concerned about you?

I'm young, and if there's one thing the media has taught me over the years, it's that young people never  die.

Joking aside, yes, I do understand some of your concern. Someone has to make you guys seem younger. =P

Romeo wrote: I'm young, and if there's one thing the media has taught me over the years, it's that young people never die.

Tristan, you apparently still consider this a black and white issue - dead or alive, despite my less than subtle hint posted earlier.

Patrick wrote: You have a narrow focal point. How's the rest of your life in a wheelchair appeal to you?

As my friend, please do me a huge favour and read THIS.

Seriously, please read the whole article and keep it in mind the next time you goose the throttle and drop the clutch in a less than optimal situation.