rec.autos.simulators

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> > Of course, let me first echo the tremendous thanks for all of your
> > work...this is another classic.  It's like a hilly, slightly curvier
> > Monza...a real pleasant track to drive and race.

> > My question is why the crowd of flagmen at the last turn?  I am lucky to
> > have a fast system, so I am not experiencing FR slowdowns or anything,
but
> > was just wondering why there would be so many flag wavers at that area?
> It
> > certainly looks odd as you race by, but I am sure there is a reason for
it
> > :)

> > Thanks,

> > Marc.

> > --

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> You do realise that you won't get a reply from Dave do you. I've never
> seen a post from Dave, in fact a lot of people have questioned his actual
> existence! I personally favour the theory that he works for Papyrus and
> does tracks in his spare time, bestowing occasional gifts on the grateful
> GPL community.

> And BTW, he doesn't work for Papy, he's Geoff Crammond :) (Goy knows)

> > > Of course, let me first echo the tremendous thanks for all of your
> > > work...this is another classic.  It's like a hilly, slightly curvier
> > > Monza...a real pleasant track to drive and race.

> > You do realise that you won't get a reply from Dave do you. I've never
> > seen a post from Dave, in fact a lot of people have questioned his actual
> > existence! I personally favour the theory that he works for Papyrus and
> > does tracks in his spare time, bestowing occasional gifts on the grateful
> > GPL community.

> Well, he had at least two posts this weekend on this forum about this
> track piracy debacle. But he doesn't post often.

> And BTW, he doesn't work for Papy, he's Geoff Crammond :) (Goy knows)

> > Well, he had at least two posts this weekend on this forum about this
> > track piracy debacle. But he doesn't post often.

> > And BTW, he doesn't work for Papy, he's Geoff Crammond :) (Goy knows)

> And is it just coincidence than Jan Kohl is in the UK now, himself? ;-)
> Is David really Geoff, or is he Jan?  Hmmmmm... <g>

> --
> Regards,
> Bruce Kennewell,
> Canberra, Australia.
> ---------------------------

> > > Of course, let me first echo the tremendous thanks for all of your
> > > work...this is another classic.  It's like a hilly, slightly curvier
> > > Monza...a real pleasant track to drive and race.

> > You do realise that you won't get a reply from Dave do you. I've never
> > seen a post from Dave, in fact a lot of people have questioned his actual
> > existence! I personally favour the theory that he works for Papyrus and
> > does tracks in his spare time, bestowing occasional gifts on the grateful
> > GPL community.

> > Still, I don't care so long as he keeps on producing great tracks:-)

> > - Michael

>   Was that after 5 or 6 of those Stout Noweigan Ale's???
> dave henrie

> > > And is it just coincidence than Jan Kohl is in the UK now, himself? ;-)
> > > Is David really Geoff, or is he Jan?  Hmmmmm... <g>

> > Not unless he has a split personality, I've actually seen them together
> > :-), Jan and Dave that is....

> > Beers and cheers
> > (uncle) Goy

> Hmmm, Jan and Dave...didn't they have a couple of hit singles back in the
> 60's? ;- )