[LSC9901]

Originally Posted by wingkey1

Alan Kulwicki

yup ... excellent although he did well as a one car owner/driver operation. I'm sure if we could ask him today he'd admitt that it was difficult at best.

[wingkey1]

But "do-able".

[simple simon]

Originally Posted by wingkey1

Alan Kulwicki

i believe that would fall under the exception to every rule category

[wingkey1]

Originally Posted by simple simon

i believe that would fall under the exception to every rule category

Yeah man! In in that hope dwells. 'Cept of course for the hopeless.

[LSC9901]

Originally Posted by wingkey1

But "do-able".

In my mind there is nothing I cannot do. The question becomes how well it can be done.


MWR

[Bob Tanner]

Originally Posted by LSC9901

In my mind there is nothing I cannot do. The question becomes how well it can be done.


MWR

Steve-O, was this a quote attributable to Mikey? Have thee no shame? <vbg>

I prefer the following:

"The toughest thing about success is that you have to keep on being a success." - IRVING BERLIN, 1958

[LSC9901]

Originally Posted by Bob Tanner

Steve-O, was this a quote attributable to Mikey? Have thee no shame? <vbg>

I prefer the following:

"The toughest thing about success is that you have to keep on being a success." - IRVING BERLIN, 1958

GAWD no Bob !!!! MWR was just an example of how anything can be done, but sometimes with little to no quality.

Sorry if I lead you down the wrong path.

[wingkey1]

Originally Posted by LSC9901

In my mind there is nothing I cannot do. The question becomes how well it can be done.


MWR

Excellent! And it is the hopeless that no longer have the drive to seek the answer to the question.