rec.autos.simulators

>For twenty seven years he reigned,
>The wizard of the track.
>The great Intimidator drove,
>while holding nothing back.
>A bump,
>A nudge,
>An artful pass,
>He gave the fans his best.
>Respected by the NASCAR vets,
>An example for the rest.
>One day while in Daytona,
>As he finished up the race,
>Dale watched his son ahead of him,
>now clinching second place.
>This race was very special,
>Number Three was not alone,
>For Jesus took the wheel and said,
>" Good race Dale, let's go home..."
>By Steve Lange

> I think that's the first time I've ever heard Jesus get blamed for a
> car accident. Sorry, but that poem is terrible.

> Tim

> >THE GREATEST VICTORY

> >For twenty seven years he reigned,
> >The wizard of the track.
> >The great Intimidator drove,
> >while holding nothing back.
> >A bump,
> >A nudge,
> >An artful pass,
> >He gave the fans his best.
> >Respected by the NASCAR vets,
> >An example for the rest.
> >One day while in Daytona,
> >As he finished up the race,
> >Dale watched his son ahead of him,
> >now clinching second place.
> >This race was very special,
> >Number Three was not alone,
> >For Jesus took the wheel and said,
> >" Good race Dale, let's go home..."
> >By Steve Lange

> Tim

> >THE GREATEST VICTORY

> >For twenty seven years he reigned,
> >The wizard of the track.
> >The great Intimidator drove,
> >while holding nothing back.
> >A bump,
> >A nudge,
> >An artful pass,
> >He gave the fans his best.
> >Respected by the NASCAR vets,
> >An example for the rest.
> >One day while in Daytona,
> >As he finished up the race,
> >Dale watched his son ahead of him,
> >now clinching second place.
> >This race was very special,
> >Number Three was not alone,
> >For Jesus took the wheel and said,
> >" Good race Dale, let's go home..."
> >By Steve Lange

> I think that's the first time I've ever heard Jesus get blamed for a
> car accident. Sorry, but that poem is terrible.

> Tim

> >THE GREATEST VICTORY

> >For twenty seven years he reigned,
> >The wizard of the track.
> >The great Intimidator drove,
> >while holding nothing back.
> >A bump,
> >A nudge,
> >An artful pass,
> >He gave the fans his best.
> >Respected by the NASCAR vets,
> >An example for the rest.
> >One day while in Daytona,
> >As he finished up the race,
> >Dale watched his son ahead of him,
> >now clinching second place.
> >This race was very special,
> >Number Three was not alone,
> >For Jesus took the wheel and said,
> >" Good race Dale, let's go home..."
> >By Steve Lange

>-Dominic.

> Tim

>For twenty seven years he reigned,
>The wizard of the track.
>The great Intimidator drove,
>while holding nothing back.
>A bump,
>A nudge,
>An artful pass,
>He gave the fans his best.
>Respected by the NASCAR vets,
>An example for the rest.
>One day while in Daytona,
>As he finished up the race,
>Dale watched his son ahead of him,
>now clinching second place.
>This race was very special,
>Number Three was not alone,
>For Jesus took the wheel and said,
>" Good race Dale, let's go home..."
>By Steve Lange

>Lets all get a grip here. Saying a poem stinks isn't disrespectful or
>tasteless. Perhaps my stance on mystical beings controlling our
>destiny gives me more clarity than most.
>Sorry.

>Tim

>On Wed, 21 Feb 2001 01:27:48 GMT, "Dominic Da Silva"

>>Sorry Tim O, but your comments are totally disrespectful and tasteless.
>>I think the poem was very inspiring.
>>Everyone has there time to part from this life... a good lesson for us all
>>to learn.

>>-Dominic.

>>Lets all get a grip here. Saying a poem stinks isn't disrespectful or
>>tasteless. Perhaps my stance on mystical beings controlling our
>>destiny gives me more clarity than most.
>>Sorry.

> Well, not believing in an afterlife means I don't have to live my life in fear
> of what will happen to me after I'm dead...

>> Well, not believing in an afterlife means I don't have to live my life in
>fear
>> of what will happen to me after I'm dead...

>Until you get there.....  <g>

>Sorry, couldn't resist!