rec.autos.simulators

> See attachment. Squash balls are OK, but I find kittens give a more natural
> feel. Use duct tape to attach them to the brake pedal to ensure they don't
> *** off for some food whilst in the middle of qualifying (no loyalty;
> maybe a small dog would be better?). Apart from the natural feel of the
> pedal; there is the added advantage of sound effects not entirely dissimilar
> to those of squealing tyres when you are under heavy braking.
> I have knocked 2 seconds off my times at Hockenheim in GP3 using kittens;
> although pit stops do now tend to include kitten replacement as well as
> tyres and fuel; they are not very robust.
> Give it a try; what have you got to lose (apart from a few kittens)?

> H.

>  [Image]

> Gerry

> > See attachment. Squash balls are OK, but I find kittens give a more
natural
> > feel. Use duct tape to attach them to the brake pedal to ensure they
don't
> > *** off for some food whilst in the middle of qualifying (no loyalty;
> > maybe a small dog would be better?). Apart from the natural feel of the
> > pedal; there is the added advantage of sound effects not entirely
dissimilar
> > to those of squealing tyres when you are under heavy braking.
> > I have knocked 2 seconds off my times at Hockenheim in GP3 using
kittens;
> > although pit stops do now tend to include kitten replacement as well as
> > tyres and fuel; they are not very robust.
> > Give it a try; what have you got to lose (apart from a few kittens)?

> > H.

> >  [Image]

> A friend of mine has been hit in his left eye by a squash ball about 2
> months
> ago. His front eye-chamber was partly filled with *** (a so-called
> hyphema); this was solved within one day. He was treated with Tobradex and
> Scopolamine. After two weeks the only permanent damage seems to be a
> slightly
> enlarged pupil. This alone would not cause headaches or pain. However,
after
> one month after the accident, a headache came up, which intensifies in
waves
> behind or around his left eye. Within two weeks this headache grew to an
> unbearable level. His head was examined by a CT scan and X-rays; no
> abnormalities were found. Furthermore, he has no neurological
disabilities.
> He has been given Indometacine and Tramadol (Tramal) which only slightly
> relieved the pain. Then he has been given Amitryptiline (Tryptizol; 70
> mg/day) in combination with Deseril (30 mg/day). This treatment
> significantly
> reduced his pain, which is now bearible only with complete rest (12 hours
> sleep per day and no reading or driving a car; no working, only watching
> some
> TV). However, after 1 month of resting in this way, the situation no
longer
> improves. Does anybody have a clue ???

> > LOL Hugh!!! But you do realize that some ***_arse_wipe is going to
> > flame you for posting that picture in here??

> <yawn>

> Another lamer who thinks he's the ultimate knowledge in NNTP servers and
> thinks that posting binaries in a non-binary newsgroup is totally acceptable
> at short and long-term vision.

> > > LOL Hugh!!! But you do realize that some ***_arse_wipe is going to
> > > flame you for posting that picture in here??

> > <yawn>

> > Another lamer who thinks he's the ultimate knowledge in NNTP servers and
> > thinks that posting binaries in a non-binary newsgroup is totally
acceptable
> > at short and long-term vision.

> <yawn>

> No I don't think that, but I do think my way of the gentleman he
> shouldn't have posted a binary in here is better than the way you would
> have told the gentleman ;).

> | LOL!
> |
> | However, I'd suggest guinea pigs, they come in a variety of sizes, make
> less
> | noise on their own, are less prone to wandering off and are easier to
> mount
> | in the pedal box as they have little in the way of a discernable front
or
> | back.