Why?
The fact that the movie got made at all means that someone liked it,
even if that was only the producer or director. Just because someone
disagrees with your opinion doesn't make it hogwash.
Most of the current Grand Prix drivers dislike Monaco, and yet the
fans, FIA and TV love it - so who's talking hogwash?
Cheers!
John
> huh? if you follow this type of logic you must also feel that there
> are no bad movies - just ones that "have their own
> character and appearance". you're trying to tell me that you couldn't
> possibly like one track over another? hogwash.
> GPL's nurburgring = gunga din or grand prix
> GPL's monaco = lambada: the forbidden dance or that movie where burt
> reynolds wears a chicken suit and races stock cars.
> >But then I haven't seen any
> >circuits (other than the Glen and Monza) up close, only through
> screen
> >shots.
> >Even so, the shots of Monaco look great, as do those taken at other
> >circuits.
> really, brucey. your complete blind allegiance to sierra/GPL doesn't
> seem capable of handling even minute criticism and reeks of
> cultish behavior. please don't go "jihad" on me. : - /
> >huh? if you follow this type of logic you must also feel that there are no bad movies
> >- just ones that "have their own
> >character and appearance". you're trying to tell me that you couldn't possibly like
> >one track over another? hogwash.
> Why?
> The fact that the movie got made at all means that someone liked it,
> even if that was only the producer or director.
correct. but to NOT have an opinion is hogwash.
huh?
cheers to you as well.
j
> "Now be gone, before we taunt you a second time!"
> Kurt
> > >yeah, thanks for jumping down my throat, french-speaking person. i still
> say
> > I like the way you say that... As if it was a bad thing to be french
> > speaking... This is pure racism. I sincerely hope this is not what
> > was intended, and if it wasn't, I'd recommend adding some emoticons to
> > your comments in the future to avoid confusion. We, the
> > french-speaking people, make huge efforts to speak the language of the
> > majority on the internet, this doesn't mean we aren't proud of our
> > culture.
> > I had to spit that out, hope I didn't go out of bounds... Oh, and
> > sorry if you weren't implying that being french-speaking is a bad
> > thing.
> > A. Renault
Ok, ok! I already apologized in case I misinterpreted your
comments... Sorry again... I'd better go out and rent me some Monthy
Python videos, heck I'll rent the whole collection...
For those of you who don't know, there's a lot of emotion over the
language debate here in Quebec. Now you've been warned!
But rest assured, the French Police is keeping an eye on you guys!
Now I think I'll just crawl under the rug for a while...
A. Renault
>"Now be gone, before we taunt you a second time!"
>Kurt
>> On Tue, 22 Sep 1998 12:56:47 -0700, Jay Wolfe
>> I like the way you say that... As if it was a bad thing to be
french
>> speaking... This is pure racism. I sincerely hope this is not
Kids, kids, kids...Let's be nice. And French is a race?
:)
Anyway maybe we're not a race, but we sure know how to race and win!
;o)
A. Renault
> Out of the two available under the demo, I prefer Watkins Glen over
> Monza, but only because I like a mix of elevation changes, slow and fast
> corners and straight bits.
i've got $100 for the first guy that comes out with a converter or car set
that allows NASCAR stocks to rumble through the streets of MONACO and scare
the bejeesus out of the locals! sacrilege can be fun.
j
"Your Mother was a Hamster and your Father smelled of elderberries"
--
Neil Yeatman
Ajax, Ontario, CANADA
> > Ok, ok! I already apologized in case I misinterpreted your
> > comments... Sorry again... I'd better go out and rent me some Monthy
> > Python videos, heck I'll rent the whole collection...
> You just have to get Monty Python and the Holy Grail. As soon as you
> see a big castle, you'll understand.. :)
> "Your Mother was a Hamster and your Father smelled of elderberries"
However, if you want to raise the point of which circuit, IN MY OPINION,
is the one I prefer to drive on, I would have to say that I have no
idea.
Out of the two available under the demo, I prefer Watkins Glen over
Monza, but only because I like a mix of elevation changes, slow and fast
corners and straight bits.
--
Regards,
Bruce.
----------
The GP Legends Historic Motor Racing Club is located at:-
http://www.netspeed.com.au/brucek/legends/
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> i've got $100 for the first guy that comes out with a converter or car set
> that allows NASCAR stocks to rumble through the streets of MONACO and scare
> the bejeesus out of the locals! sacrilege can be fun.
l8er
ronny
--
Toys'R'Us '99: "So, would you like a hand gun with that action figure,
kiddo?"
|\ _,,,---,,_ I want to die like my Grandfather,
ZZZzz /,`.-'`' -. ;-;;,_ in his sleep.
|,4- ) )-,_. ,\ ( `'-' Not like the people in his car,
'---''(_/--' `-'\_) screaming their heads off!
Yes, that was my understanding - and his opinion is wrong why exactly?
To think that all tracks are equally tantalising is an opinion.
Sorry, which word didn't you understand?
Cheers!
John
> Kids, kids, kids...Let's be nice. And French is a race?
> :)
> "Your Mother was a Hamster and your Father smelled of elderberries"
> --
