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Originally Posted by Bob Tanner

Never! At least to anyone who can use words of more than two syllables in coherent statements and doesn't appear here with the attitude: "I have a favourite driver and he is the reincarnation of Yahweh. All the other drivers are buffalo barf and deserve to burn in eternal damnation!," or attitudes about racing, tracks, etc., etc. which fall into that general category. I can think of only one or two recent posts which meet these criteria. Remembering the past couple years, the names: Bean, Bozo, Yelk, Deltonega and Pepsi One immediately come to mind.

Bette and others here put forth good positions which make me think. At my age, that is a good thing.

Sunday is supposed to be a kind and gentle day Bob. You had to bring those names up ??? One of them really got under my skin.

[Bob Tanner]

Originally Posted by LSC9901

Sunday is supposed to be a kind and gentle day Bob. You had to bring those names up ??? One of them really got under my skin.

Ditto. But I don't think it was the same perp.

Sometimes it's good to remember the "Oldies but Goodies." It keeps us in perspective.

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Originally Posted by Bob Tanner

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Ditto. But I don't think it was the same perp.

Sometimes it's good to remember the "Oldies but Goodies." It keeps us in perspective.

Actually it may have been the same one Bob. I think we both put him on ignore. He eventually made a remark to me that someone else saw and that ended his career with us.

[Bette]

Apparently Moss is acquainted with at least some type of racing. I just read that he sponsors a local dirt track program in his native West Virginia and is good will ambassador for the Urban Youth Racing School in Philadelphia.