[DeTomaso] a road trip

[michael@michaelshortt.com]

CRACKER ASS...really!

Laughable

Who the &^%^$ is Mr. Nickels?

We've been here before David, you crawl out of your hole, vomit a pool of
bile on the dance floor and slink away.

I have forgotten more about on track racing than you have ever known or
will experience in the rest of your miserable life,
the point was ( and I know how difficult it is for you to follow one given
the vast number of shiny things that distract your infantile attention span)
that 1) You suck and 2) oh yeah, You suck and 3) Driving 1,200 miles in two
days isn't "Grand Touring" any more than
being a passenger on an Alaskan Crab Boat is "Ocean Cruising".

If the rest of you ever wondered what would be the result of Scrooge anally
impregnating The Grinch, the answer can be found in Durango!







On Thu, Feb 23, 2012 at 2:01 PM, David in Durango <adin at frontier.net> wrote:

> **
> My dear Mr. Nickels,
>
> Once again you have proven the intensity and size of your ass-holiness is
> beyond description.  Your logic is non-linear and inconsistant, if
> detectable at all.
>
> The "track day" event is much safer than a day on the Dragon.  Witness:
> lack of two-way traffic, control of participation (not a public road) and
> the fact that one can drive without fear of tickets.
>
> If I had better sense and could stay to my pledge to act more like a
> gentleman I would stop here.  Alas, the temptation to PISS you off is just
> too much.  See below.
>
> David in Durango
> Pantera, take it out and play with it!
>
>
> Some rebuttal in caps.  (Back on the grouchy train here . . . . apologies.)
>
>
> "While I think this subject has about run it's course, I would add that
> "Grand Touring" is one thing, 4 separate 600 mile days of driving to/from
> reaching a destination where additional driving is the entertainment is not
> by any definition "Grand Touring"
>
> "
> Everyone has their own value system, I guess . . . . . "  REQUOTED HERE
> FOR THOSE THAT ONLY READ EVERY FEW LINES
>
> "Nothing would make me feel more safe on the racetrack at Firebird
> knowing that all the other drivers just put in 2 consecutive 600 mile days
> behind the wheel before taking to the track next to MY car.
>
> Good Grief, I'm not even going!  I don't care."
>
> IF YOU WOULD EVER BRING YOUR CRACKER ASS OUT TO THE EVENT YOU WOULD
> REALIZE THAT: THE TRACK DAY ISN'T A RACE; ONE SHOULDN'T TRUST ANY CAR TO
> ANOTHER DRIVER EVER - FECES OCCURS; COMMENTS ABOUT YOUR ATTENDANCE DELETED.
>
>  "I would suggest that if you do drive here at some non-stop cross
> country pace
> that you rest up a day before driving on the Dragon on Saturday, it is
> very unforgiving,
> no guardrails, 24" steep shoulders, 1,000 foot drop offs into a lake/river
> and lots of trees require your complete attention."
>
> EVERYDAY DRIVING HERE IN COLORADO, WITH THE ADDED FUN OF "TOURISTS"
> "
> Y'all are welcome however to join us on the East Coast at 2012 Summer
> Summit
> in June in the Mountains of NC/TN and GA.  I will be driving the 450 miles
> to get there on Thursday.  Organizing stuff on Friday."
>
> WHY SHOULD I ENDANGER MY LICENSE, LIFE, AND CAR TO ENGAGE IN SUCH UNSAFE
> PRACTICES? WITH A BUNCH OF YAHOOS ON A TWO WAY ROAD IN UNCONTROLLED
> CONDITIONS?
>
>
>
>
>
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