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WOW , Just drrove a new pb whit a lot of alcohol at spa, maybe i must drink more often CarloBRT --

WOW , Just drrove a new pb whit a lot of *** at spa, maybe i must drink more often CarloBRT --

"Chipknip" wrote... > WOW , Just drrove a new pb whit a lot of alcohol at > spa, maybe i must drink more often No, drinking ultimately impairs your driving. What you must seek to do is achieve the same relaxed, easy state when driving. Let it flow. Smooth is fast, even when you're sober. Jan. =---

Personally, I find more consistency after 3 or 4 bourbons. After 8 or 10 bourbons, I start finding myself hanging out of trees. Especially those Big ones on the Back straight, France,Gpl. :-) Darf "Jan Verschueren" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:cTX69.68005$[email hidden]...

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> "Chipknip" wrote... > > WOW , Just drrove a new pb whit a lot of alcohol at > > spa, maybe i must drink more often > > No, drinking ultimately impairs your driving. What you must seek to do is > achieve the same relaxed, easy state when driving. Let it flow. Smooth is > fast, even when you're sober. > > Jan. > =--- > >

ive set PB's drunk, and i dont mean some slow old laps either...53.30 at rouen after a few beers, helps relax me sometimes to an extent i can never achieve normally while driving on the limit... Jan Verschueren <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:cTX69.68005$[email hidden]...

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> "Chipknip" wrote... > > WOW , Just drrove a new pb whit a lot of alcohol at > > spa, maybe i must drink more often > > No, drinking ultimately impairs your driving. What you must seek to do is > achieve the same relaxed, easy state when driving. Let it flow. Smooth is > fast, even when you're sober. > > Jan. > =--- > >

a few of the top20guys have used small amounts of booze for this reason... Jan Verschueren <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:cTX69.68005$[email hidden]...

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> "Chipknip" wrote... > > WOW , Just drrove a new pb whit a lot of alcohol at > > spa, maybe i must drink more often > > No, drinking ultimately impairs your driving. What you must seek to do is > achieve the same relaxed, easy state when driving. Let it flow. Smooth is > fast, even when you're sober. > > Jan. > =--- > >

That is correct of course. I also think that this may show that a drunk driver doesn't realize the problem right away because their reflexes may be improved for some minutes on the road and then only get in trouble when the effects kick in and that catches them out. Most of the U.S. "Don't Drink and Drive" campaigns do not address this circumstance directly. Maybe they should. arcman Jan Verschueren wrote:

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> > "Chipknip" wrote... > > WOW , Just drrove a new pb whit a lot of alcohol at > > spa, maybe i must drink more often > > No, drinking ultimately impairs your driving. What you must seek to do is > achieve the same relaxed, easy state when driving. Let it flow. Smooth is > fast, even when you're sober. > > Jan. > =---

I won ukgpl league by getting pissed n stoned before every race. Ive set all my pb's when pisssed or stoned too. :) dan "David Powell" <davidpowell@(nospamman)clara.co.uk> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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> a few of the top20guys have used small amounts of booze for this reason... > > Jan Verschueren <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:cTX69.68005$[email hidden]... > > "Chipknip" wrote... > > > WOW , Just drrove a new pb whit a lot of alcohol at > > > spa, maybe i must drink more often > > > > No, drinking ultimately impairs your driving. What you must seek to do

is > > achieve the same relaxed, easy state when driving. Let it flow. Smoothis

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> > fast, even when you're sober. > > > > Jan. > > =--- > > > > > >

I find myself hanging out of the big trees on the back straight at Rouen even when I'm sober. =) Jason On Fri, 16 Aug 2002 11:37:31 +1000, "Darf" <[email hidden]> wrote:

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>Personally, I find more consistency after 3 or 4 bourbons. >After 8 or 10 bourbons, I start finding myself hanging out of trees. >Especially those Big ones on the Back straight, France,Gpl. >:-) > >Darf > > >"Jan Verschueren" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >news:cTX69.68005$[email hidden]... >> "Chipknip" wrote... >> > WOW , Just drrove a new pb whit a lot of alcohol at >> > spa, maybe i must drink more often >> >> No, drinking ultimately impairs your driving. What you must seek to do is >> achieve the same relaxed, easy state when driving. Let it flow. Smooth is >> fast, even when you're sober. >> >> Jan. >> =--- >> >> > >

perhaps drug testing should be introduced into the UKGPL league!! Bluemooney

Stroke of luck, I guess. Alcohol makes you react slower. That might have made you take Masta Kink slightly different, carrying more speed through. If you beat your own PB at the mighty Ring while being drunk..... well, that's an achievement. Jon Andersen "Chipknip" <[email hidden]> skrev i melding news:ajhh1e$mfj$[email hidden]... > WOW , Just drrove a new pb whit a lot of alcohol at spa, maybe i mustdrink

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enough to dull the nerves but not the senses can gain you time....this is only really relevant when your pushing yourself to the absolute limit and you suffer from nerves... Jon Andersen <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:UJc79.149$[email hidden]...

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> Stroke of luck, I guess. Alcohol makes you react slower. That might have > made you take Masta Kink slightly different, carrying more speed through. > > If you beat your own PB at the mighty Ring while being drunk..... well, > that's an achievement. > > Jon Andersen > > "Chipknip" <[email hidden]> skrev i melding > news:ajhh1e$mfj$[email hidden]... > > WOW , Just drrove a new pb whit a lot of alcohol at spa, maybe i must > drink > > more often > > > > > > CarloBRT > > -- > > > > > > >

In article <[email hidden]>, Christopher G Rossie <[email hidden]> writes:

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>That is correct of course. I also think that this may show >that a drunk driver doesn't realize the problem right away >because their reflexes may be improved for some minutes >on the road and then only get in trouble when the effects >kick in and that catches them out. Most of the U.S. "Don't >Drink and Drive" campaigns do not address this circumstance >directly. Maybe they should.

If it increases success in getting idiot drunk drivers off the road, I'd support it. Eldred -- Homepage - http://www.umich.edu/~epickett GPLRank:+8.09 N2002 Rank:+22.329 Remove SPAM-OFF to reply.

I thought id be a better driver on the street after a few drinks, so when i was driving to a mates place after 2 drinks, went around a roundabout that ive been around 1million times, got sideways and couldnt catch it fast enough because it took me so long to think about it, mounted the traffic island and went onto the wrong side of the road where i over-corrected and spun, so now if im drunk i dont drive like a fool :) Allthough a bit of weed can equate to some quick lap times, dont know about other drugs tho, interesting what speed would be like. Luke -=87=- "Chipknip" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:ajhh1e$mfj$[email hidden]... > WOW , Just drrove a new pb whit a lot of alcohol at spa, maybe i mustdrink

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Luke Phillips wrote: > I thought id be a better driver on the street after a few drinks Glad to see the millions spent on drink driving campaigns have got the message across...

"Chipknip" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<ajhh1e$mfj$[email hidden]>... > WOW , Just drrove a new pb whit a lot of alcohol at spa, maybe i must drink > more often > > > CarloBRT > -- It's probably best to get smashed the night before you drive(or go for a pb). Part of the reason alchohol damages your brain is the overactivity it causes your nerve cells(an alchoholic's nerves end up just 'burning out'), so playing the day after a binge gives you hightened senses without the dulling effects of being drunk. I also know a few Mensian's who report higher iq scores in the days after a big drinking binge.