Lime Rock vintage races this weekend

Hi rasers, Anyone in this NG planning to go to Lime Rock Park in CT this weekend? They are having their annual fall vintage races: http://www.limerockpark.com Should be fun. I plan to take lots of pics and/or videos and will post anything worth seeing on my website. ~daxe

On Fri, 01 Sep 2000 04:19:07 GMT, Barton Brown <[email hidden]> wrote: >Daxe, me bucko -- I shall be there on Sunday (so I don't have to suffer >through those dreadful tort lawyers, amateur gynecologists, and day >traders droning around in the cars they have the money to own, but not >the talent to drive). I'm going on Monday for the cars in motion, no matter how poorly driven. I need to hear them run. > Ahhh, Sunday, when the town fathers of Lime Rock >and Falls Village hath decreed that no motor racing shall take place to >disturb the Sabbath. Good for them -- it's a great day to look at the >wonderful engineering marvels of the internal combustion age. Sunday I will be trapped at my Mother's house, some 50 miles north, with my cute nuclear family, eating charred hamburgers and playing computer guru (easy when nobody else knows anything.) >If you're there on Sunday, lemme know where you're lurking and maybe we >can meet up. I could wear a fresh gardenia in my hair, like the >andalusian girls used... > >Bart Aww...I was hoping for the red dress. >> Should be fun. I plan to take lots of pics and/or videos and >> will post anything worth seeing on my website. If I see Barton with flowers in his hair or a red dress or both, I'll be sure to snap a photo for everyone. :o) ~daxe

Yep, just don't know which day yet.... Limerock is about 30 miles from my house. >On Fri, 01 Sep 2000 03:23:09 GMT, daxe <[email hidden]> wrote: >Hi rasers, >Anyone in this NG planning to go to Lime Rock Park in CT this >weekend? They are having their annual fall vintage races: >Icer = G Patricks G Patricks = Icer

daxe wrote: > > Aww...I was hoping for the red dress. ROOOOOXXXAANNNE! You don't have to put on your red dress... Good thing, as it's at the tailors. BB

Barton Brown wrote: > > ROOOOOXXXAANNNE! You don't have to put on your red dress... > Wow, I was never quite able to match Sting's voice when he sings that. Awesome! -Gregor

I was thinking more of Eddie Murphy in "48 Hrs" Gregor Veble wrote:

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> > Barton Brown wrote: > > > > ROOOOOXXXAANNNE! You don't have to put on your red dress... > > > > Wow, I was never quite able to match Sting's voice when he sings that. > Awesome! > > -Gregor

Barton Brown wrote: > > I was thinking more of Eddie Murphy in "48 Hrs" > Now that's an idea! Perhaps I would be more successful trying that :) -Gregor

daxe wrote: > actually gang, it's "red light", not red dress. Hmmmm... right you are. Isn't there a red dress in there somewhere? BB

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> daxe wrote: > > > actually gang, it's "red light", not red dress. > > > Hmmmm... right you are. Isn't there a red dress in there somewhere? > > BB

Perhaps you're thinking Chuck Berry rather than Sting :) DAvid

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>daxe wrote: > >> actually gang, it's "red light", not red dress. > > >Hmmmm... right you are. Isn't there a red dress in there somewhere? >

I think the next line goes something like: ROOOOOOOOOOXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXAAAAAAAAANNNNNNNNNEEEEEEEE, you don't have to wear that dress too tight! -- Peter Ives - (AKA Ivington) Remove ALL_STRESS before replying No person's opinions can be said to be more correct than another's, because each is the sole judge of his or her own experience.

On Sat, 2 Sep 2000 16:01:38 +0100, Peter Ives <[email hidden]> wrote:

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>In article <[email hidden]>, Barton Brown ><[email hidden]> writes >>daxe wrote: >> >>> actually gang, it's "red light", not red dress. >> >> >>Hmmmm... right you are. Isn't there a red dress in there somewhere? >> > >I think the next line goes something like: > > >ROOOOOOOOOOXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXAAAAAAAAANNNNNNNNNEEEEEEEE, you don't have to >wear that dress too tight!

actually, that would be "tonight" to avoid future confusion: http://www.stingchronicity.co.uk/lyroxann.html For bonus points, anyone know Sting's real name? :o) ~daxe

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>On Sat, 2 Sep 2000 16:01:38 +0100, Peter Ives ><[email hidden]> wrote: > >>In article <[email hidden]>, Barton Brown >><[email hidden]> writes >>>daxe wrote: >>> >>>> actually gang, it's "red light", not red dress. >>> >>> >>>Hmmmm... right you are. Isn't there a red dress in there somewhere? >>> >> >>I think the next line goes something like: >> >> >>ROOOOOOOOOOXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXAAAAAAAAANNNNNNNNNEE >EEEEEE, you don't have to >>wear that dress too tight! > >actually, that would be "tonight" >

Mmm, think I prefer mine. :)

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>to avoid future confusion: > >http://www.stingchronicity.co.uk/lyroxann.html > >For bonus points, anyone know Sting's real name? > >:o) >

Was it Ebeneezer Scrooge, but everyone nicknamed him Stingy and he just shortened it to Sting? How many bonus points are on offer by the way? -- Peter Ives - (AKA Ivington) Remove ALL_STRESS before replying No person's opinions can be said to be more correct than another's, because each is the sole judge of his or her own experience.

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> > On Sat, 2 Sep 2000 16:01:38 +0100, Peter Ives > <[email hidden]> wrote: > > >In article <[email hidden]>, Barton Brown > ><[email hidden]> writes > >>daxe wrote: > >> > >>> actually gang, it's "red light", not red dress. > >> > >> > >>Hmmmm... right you are. Isn't there a red dress in there somewhere? > >> > > > >I think the next line goes something like: > > > > > >ROOOOOOOOOOXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXAAAAAAAAANNNNNNNNNEEEEEEEE, you don't have to > >wear that dress too tight! > > actually, that would be "tonight" > > to avoid future confusion: > > http://www.stingchronicity.co.uk/lyroxann.html > > For bonus points, anyone know Sting's real name? > > :o) > > ~daxe

I think McCorkle got it. I got one for you. What famous rock bass player had the real name of Chaim Witz? ;-) -- Chuck Kandler Windows--computing for the Unwashed Masses Registered Linux User #180746 http://counter.li.org