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All a bit tragic?

Eldre

All a bit tragic?

by Eldre » Sat, 29 Jun 2002 01:20:10



>> Eldred
>> p.s. I actually got to hold the Stanley Cup yesterday...whew!
>> --

>It's been a while, but as a life long Montrealer I have had my tired old
>mitts on it many, many times.  I used to think it was just an award you were
>entitled to if you played for "Les Habs".   ;o)

Booo...hisssss....<g>

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ymenar

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by ymenar » Sat, 29 Jun 2002 05:59:23


> Take his comments with a grain of salt.

Facts are fact, coming from anybody's mouth.  Note that I spewed about track
innacuracies for years and not just about ISI's simulations.  I did the same
for the two first Ubisoft titles, GP2, even Papyrus titles.

So you are stating that the "best of the worst" has to be worshipped and it
is illegal to even criticise it?

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Uwe Schuerkam

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by Uwe Schuerkam » Sat, 29 Jun 2002 18:43:15



> Multiplayer: N2002

I'd rather see a vroc type plugin for N2002. Scrolling through
the endless racelist without any sort of filtering capability
is quite tedious.

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Eldre

All a bit tragic?

by Eldre » Sun, 30 Jun 2002 23:46:26






>> Multiplayer: N2002

>I'd rather see a vroc type plugin for N2002. Scrolling through
>the endless racelist without any sort of filtering capability
>is quite tedious.

You can't filter in VROC, can you?  The only difference is that there are many
MORE servers in N2002...

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Jari Keto

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by Jari Keto » Tue, 02 Jul 2002 07:59:24


>More people watch the World Cup than the Super Bowl, yet it is the football
>"World Championship".  More people watch the World Cup than the Stanley Cup, yet
>it is the hockey "World Championship".  More people watch the World Cup than the
>World Series, yet it is the baseball "World Championship".  More people watch
>the World Cup than the NBA playoffs, yet it is the basketball "World
>Championship".  See a pattern here yet?

Actually.. You're wrong on all counts. None of them are refered to as
World Championship. Atleast nowhere else in the world. Maybe in the
States, where the world is bordered by two oceans, and Canada and Mexico..
;-)

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Dave Henri

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by Dave Henri » Tue, 02 Jul 2002 08:23:21

(snippage)
. Atleast nowhere else in the world. Maybe in the
   You mean the Vast Barren Wasteland and the More Southern Southern America
right?
jason moy

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by jason moy » Tue, 02 Jul 2002 09:18:03



>Actually.. You're wrong on all counts. None of them are refered to as
>World Championship. Atleast nowhere else in the world. Maybe in the
>States, where the world is bordered by two oceans, and Canada and Mexico..

The "World Series" is a world championship.  Players from other
countries come to the united states to play baseball. The only players
who leave the united states to play baseball are those who aren't good
enough to play in the major leagues here.

It might not seem like one since North America and the Far East are
seemingly the only places in the world where the only real sport is
played.

The NBA playoffs are a world championship.  The best players in the
world come to the United States to play in the NBA.

The Super Bowl is a world championship.  The best players in the world
come to the United States to play in the NFL.

The only sport I can think of that bills itself as a "world
championship" and isn't is F1.  It's a world championship in western
Europe, Japan, and Brazil.  It's as much a world championship as CART.

Jason

Jari Keto

All a bit tragic?

by Jari Keto » Tue, 02 Jul 2002 19:44:05




>>Actually.. You're wrong on all counts. None of them are refered to as
>>World Championship. Atleast nowhere else in the world. Maybe in the
>>States, where the world is bordered by two oceans, and Canada and Mexico..

>The "World Series" is a world championship.  Players from other
>countries come to the united states to play baseball. The only players
>who leave the united states to play baseball are those who aren't good
>enough to play in the major leagues here.

I think you've misundestood the term "world championship". It's an event,
or a series of event, where either teams or individuals compete against
each other, each representing a single nation. Hence "world". The fact
that the best players are bought from all over the world doesn't
give the status of world championship to any league or event.

Eg. NBA isn't the basketball world championship.

http://www.2002worldbasketball.com/

That is.

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David Powel

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by David Powel » Tue, 02 Jul 2002 23:26:22

Baseball and Americian football are American, noone outside gives a rats
arse and therefor doesnt send a team....I think we have yanks confusing
themselves and their self importance on the globe as usual here....

Its not a global sport therefor cannot be a World Champ..

NBA playoffs, are National Blah Association but then all yanks think the
world just consists of the US huh :)

Carts just a series for spics and is in no-way a WDC....

For me anything contained in the US is just a national series, just theres
so many spics in the US you can run your own WC signed NC's....anything that
doesnt have teams, competitors, and doesnt travel the globe or change place
of playing everytime, or on a cycle all over the globe is an NC.....ie:
tennis tour, golf tour, F1, snooker, Atheletics, Olympics, Football WC,
F3000, sailing, rugby theses are World Sports with rounds played all over
the globe with different host nations for each years final.

*** off NBA, Superbowl are just US crap, and in noway have the right to be
called World sports...there are North American Sports with very little
interest anywhere else...I mean we play football with our feet, hense "foot"
and Rugby with our feet and hands, like the other 90% of countries playing
rugby. You dont see masters in rugby like NZ, Samoa, Austrialia sending
teams to the NFL do you, why, cause its just a US series and noone gives a
shit, this isnt a global WC sport....




> >Actually.. You're wrong on all counts. None of them are refered to as
> >World Championship. Atleast nowhere else in the world. Maybe in the
> >States, where the world is bordered by two oceans, and Canada and
Mexico..

> The "World Series" is a world championship.  Players from other
> countries come to the united states to play baseball. The only players
> who leave the united states to play baseball are those who aren't good
> enough to play in the major leagues here.

> It might not seem like one since North America and the Far East are
> seemingly the only places in the world where the only real sport is
> played.

> The NBA playoffs are a world championship.  The best players in the
> world come to the United States to play in the NBA.

> The Super Bowl is a world championship.  The best players in the world
> come to the United States to play in the NFL.

> The only sport I can think of that bills itself as a "world
> championship" and isn't is F1.  It's a world championship in western
> Europe, Japan, and Brazil.  It's as much a world championship as CART.

> Jason

David Powel

All a bit tragic?

by David Powel » Tue, 02 Jul 2002 23:27:15

correct, ***y yanks think they own everything....





> >>Actually.. You're wrong on all counts. None of them are refered to as
> >>World Championship. Atleast nowhere else in the world. Maybe in the
> >>States, where the world is bordered by two oceans, and Canada and
Mexico..

> >The "World Series" is a world championship.  Players from other
> >countries come to the united states to play baseball. The only players
> >who leave the united states to play baseball are those who aren't good
> >enough to play in the major leagues here.

> I think you've misundestood the term "world championship". It's an event,
> or a series of event, where either teams or individuals compete against
> each other, each representing a single nation. Hence "world". The fact
> that the best players are bought from all over the world doesn't
> give the status of world championship to any league or event.

> Eg. NBA isn't the basketball world championship.

> http://www.racesimcentral.net/

> That is.

> -Jari

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jason moy

All a bit tragic?

by jason moy » Wed, 03 Jul 2002 01:46:32

On Mon, 1 Jul 2002 15:26:22 +0100, "David Powell"


>Baseball and Americian football are American, noone outside gives a rats
>arse and therefor doesnt send a team....

Odd.  Tell all of the non-American players that they don't give a shit
then.

Again, baseball is the only sport other than motorsport that is
remotely worth participating in as an athlete or spectator.

Self-importance?  *** America.  I'm stating the simple fact that 3
major sports are fully centered around the United States.  People come
to the United States to play baseball, basketball, and American
football.  These are sports that have huge fanbases outside of the
united states.  Even hockey is primarily a US sport now.

Uh.  Last time I checked, baseball/basketball/hockey were all Olympic
events.  I'm not sure what more you need as a qualifier for something
to be a "global sport".

Again, the best players from the European professional leagues come
here to play, not the other way around.  That makes the NBA a world
championship in my book.

Using the word "spic" in a serious discussion invalidates every other
point you have to make.  I'm not responding to the rest of this
***ing bullshit.

Jason

jason moy

All a bit tragic?

by jason moy » Wed, 03 Jul 2002 01:47:14



>I think you've misundestood the term "world championship". It's an event,
>or a series of event, where either teams or individuals compete against
>each other, each representing a single nation. Hence "world". The fact
>that the best players are bought from all over the world doesn't
>give the status of world championship to any league or event.

Ahh.  Gotcha.  Thanks for the clarification. :)

Jason

David Powel

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by David Powel » Wed, 03 Jul 2002 02:34:35

lol


> On Mon, 1 Jul 2002 15:26:22 +0100, "David Powell"

> >Baseball and Americian football are American, noone outside gives a rats
> >arse and therefor doesnt send a team....

> Odd.  Tell all of the non-American players that they don't give a shit
> then.

> Again, baseball is the only sport other than motorsport that is
> remotely worth participating in as an athlete or spectator.

> >I think we have yanks confusing
> >themselves and their self importance on the globe as usual here....

> Self-importance?  *** America.  I'm stating the simple fact that 3
> major sports are fully centered around the United States.  People come
> to the United States to play baseball, basketball, and American
> football.  These are sports that have huge fanbases outside of the
> united states.  Even hockey is primarily a US sport now.

> >Its not a global sport therefor cannot be a World Champ..

> Uh.  Last time I checked, baseball/basketball/hockey were all Olympic
> events.  I'm not sure what more you need as a qualifier for something
> to be a "global sport".

> >NBA playoffs, are National Blah Association but then all yanks think the
> >world just consists of the US huh :)

> Again, the best players from the European professional leagues come
> here to play, not the other way around.  That makes the NBA a world
> championship in my book.

> >Carts just a series for spics and is in no-way a WDC....

> Using the word "spic" in a serious discussion invalidates every other
> point you have to make.  I'm not responding to the rest of this
> ***ing bullshit.

> Jason

jason moy

All a bit tragic?

by jason moy » Wed, 03 Jul 2002 06:11:56

Yeah, man.  Racial epithets are funny - ha ha.

Jason

On Mon, 1 Jul 2002 18:34:35 +0100, "David Powell"


>lol



>> On Mon, 1 Jul 2002 15:26:22 +0100, "David Powell"

>> >Baseball and Americian football are American, noone outside gives a rats
>> >arse and therefor doesnt send a team....

>> Odd.  Tell all of the non-American players that they don't give a shit
>> then.

>> Again, baseball is the only sport other than motorsport that is
>> remotely worth participating in as an athlete or spectator.

>> >I think we have yanks confusing
>> >themselves and their self importance on the globe as usual here....

>> Self-importance?  *** America.  I'm stating the simple fact that 3
>> major sports are fully centered around the United States.  People come
>> to the United States to play baseball, basketball, and American
>> football.  These are sports that have huge fanbases outside of the
>> united states.  Even hockey is primarily a US sport now.

>> >Its not a global sport therefor cannot be a World Champ..

>> Uh.  Last time I checked, baseball/basketball/hockey were all Olympic
>> events.  I'm not sure what more you need as a qualifier for something
>> to be a "global sport".

>> >NBA playoffs, are National Blah Association but then all yanks think the
>> >world just consists of the US huh :)

>> Again, the best players from the European professional leagues come
>> here to play, not the other way around.  That makes the NBA a world
>> championship in my book.

>> >Carts just a series for spics and is in no-way a WDC....

>> Using the word "spic" in a serious discussion invalidates every other
>> point you have to make.  I'm not responding to the rest of this
>> ***ing bullshit.

>> Jason

mach

All a bit tragic?

by mach » Thu, 04 Jul 2002 04:38:14



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