I don't understand the intent behind the notice you posted in the
RASCAR forum. Just curious...
Meaning of ZZ Busch's notice on RASCAR forum
John Simmons asked ZZ Busch what a notice he had posted on the RASCAR forum meant, and Ed Solheim and others accused him of trying to restart the feud. Tony Rickard explained it was a tongue-in-cheek reminder of RASCAR's original spirit. The thread turned into jokes about 'WASCAR', 42, and Mark Seery's GPL 'Wabbit Wuns' race format, which Jan Verschueren described.
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"John Simmons" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> I don't understand the intent behind the notice you posted in the
> RASCAR forum. Just curious...
Then why don't you ask him? Why didn't you answer the post in the forum? Or
email him?
I'm curious to......
Jone
In article <bijdfs$a9to7$[email hidden]>,
[email hidden] says...
1) Well, since I'm not a member of RASCAR any longer, it would be
fairly inappropriate of me to ask him on the RASCAR forum. So, I
asked here, ebcause I know he reads r.a.s., and lastly, because I
don't have his email address.
2) ", too."
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> > "John Simmons" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > I don't understand the intent behind the notice you posted in the > > RASCAR forum. Just curious... > > Then why don't you ask him? Why didn't you answer the post in the forum? Or > email him? > > I'm curious to......"John Simmons" said:
> 1) Well, since I'm not a member of RASCAR any longer, it would be
> fairly inappropriate of me to ask him on the RASCAR forum.
Now, thats a pretty lousy excuse John....
Would you take one "readers-discussion" from one news-paper to the other?
Or one TV-debate from one station to the other?
You know damn well, just like the rest of us, that it would be perfectly
okey for you to address this on the forum.
Can't we just leave this be now - and move on... **All of us.**
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>"John Simmons" <[email hidden]> wrote
> > In article <bijdfs$a9to7$[email hidden]>,[email hidden] says...
> > I'm curious to......
>
> 2) ", too."
Well, perhaps it was intended as a rupture in his writing, as in "I'm
curious to..... / .....know what it's all about" ;-P
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"John Simmons" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> I don't understand the intent behind the notice you posted in the
> RASCAR forum. Just curious...
It is quite OBVIOUSLY a statement on the way in which this place has been
reduced to a pathetic childish mess due entirely to postings and angered
ego's founded on RASCAR issues.
Of course - you KNEW that - but you just wanted to try and kick off another
flame war.
Doug
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Amazing.
I was asked a simple question. I'll answer him in private to avoid the
obvious.
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> I don't understand the intent behind the notice you posted in the > RASCAR forum. Just curious... >It is quite OBVIOUSLY a statement on the way in which this place has been >reduced to a pathetic childish mess due entirely to >postings and angered >ego's founded on RASCAR issues. >Of course - you KNEW that - but you just wanted to try >and kick off another >flame war. >DougIn article <Ekc3b.679$[email hidden]>,
[email hidden] says...
No, I honestly don't know if he's serious or not. I didn't want to
assume either way. Like I said - just curious.
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> > "John Simmons" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > I don't understand the intent behind the notice you posted in the > > RASCAR forum. Just curious... > > It is quite OBVIOUSLY a statement on the way in which this place has been > reduced to a pathetic childish mess due entirely to postings and angered > ego's founded on RASCAR issues. > > Of course - you KNEW that - but you just wanted to try and kick off another > flame war."John Simmons" wrote:
> I don't understand the intent behind the notice you posted in the
> RASCAR forum. Just curious...
The intent was as a tongue in cheek reminder of the original rationale of
RASCAR as it developed in the early part of last year and how recent events
had bought the name determined in the inaugral thread into disrepute.
Having experienced the kids bitching on the open Sierra servers seeing
Rascar going the same way is hard to stomach.
ZZ & I have joked in the past how we were "responsible" for the name. If
you guys aren't going to make proper use of it then we'll have it back
thank you :)
It is just a dig to say come on RAS lets all get Rascar back on track.
With the Trans Am mod we could have some excellent road races to augment
the Nascar oval events.
It is not aimed at any individuals. At the time ZZ & I first discussed it
Rascar was in complete disarray. It is not a stab at those trying to get it
going again.
Cheers
Tony
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Tony Rickard wrote:
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Right, so they can continue to use the RASCAR name if they allow you the
right to have babies ?
Beers and cheers
(uncle) Goy
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"Goy Larsen" wrote:
> Right, so they can continue to use the RASCAR name if they allow you the
> right to have babies ?
I feel ashamed because it has been pointed out ZZ & I have discriminated
against those that cannot pronounce Rs. So we wish to recall it and call it
WASCAR. We plan to welease wascar shortly...
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> I feel ashamed because it has been pointed out ZZ & I have discriminated
> against those that cannot pronounce Rs. So we wish to recall it and callit
> WASCAR. We plan to welease wascar shortly...
Careful now. This is getting seriously close to my patented GPL Wabbitt
Wuns now <G>
MS
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> WASCAR. We plan to welease wascar shortly...
?
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Doug
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> "Goy Larsen" wrote: > > > Right, so they can continue to use the RASCAR name if they allow you the > > right to have babies ? > > I feel ashamed because it has been pointed out ZZ & I have discriminated > against those that cannot pronounce Rs. So we wish to recall it and callWhat about those who lisp?
Achim
"Tony Rickard" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> I feel ashamed because it has been pointed out ZZ & I have discriminated
> against those that cannot pronounce Rs. So we wish to recall it and callit
> WASCAR. We plan to welease wascar shortly...
In article <zFr3b.6802$[email hidden]>,
[email hidden] says...
Ahhhh, okay. :)
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> "John Simmons" wrote: > > > I don't understand the intent behind the notice you posted in the > > RASCAR forum. Just curious... > > The intent was as a tongue in cheek reminder of the original rationale of > RASCAR as it developed in the early part of last year and how recent events > had bought the name determined in the inaugral thread into disrepute. > > Having experienced the kids bitching on the open Sierra servers seeing > Rascar going the same way is hard to stomach. > > ZZ & I have joked in the past how we were "responsible" for the name. If > you guys aren't going to make proper use of it then we'll have it back > thank you :) > > It is just a dig to say come on RAS lets all get Rascar back on track. > With the Trans Am mod we could have some excellent road races to augment > the Nascar oval events. > > It is not aimed at any individuals. At the time ZZ & I first discussed it > Rascar was in complete disarray. It is not a stab at those trying to get it > going again. >Goy penned:
Right, so they can continue to use the RASCAR name if they allow you the
right to have babies ?
Beers and cheers
(uncle) Goy
"goyl at nettx dot no"
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Only if I can practice the act of making babies. And boy do I like to
practice. ;-)
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Richard "ZZ" Busch
Member:
Screamers Racing League
OAO
CORS
RASCAR
GPL Rank + 17.415
MoGPL Rank + 318.586
N2002 Rank + 7.695
>> Goy penned:
>> Right, so they can continue to use the RASCAR name if they allow you the
>> right to have babies ?
> Only if I can practice the act of making babies. And boy do I like to
> practice. ;-)
Been running those solo practice sessions ZZ? <G>
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On Wed, 27 Aug 2003 22:31:26 GMT, John Simmons <[email hidden]> wrote:
>I don't understand the intent behind the notice you posted in the
>RASCAR forum. Just curious...
42
Jason
"ZZ Busch" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Yes, but we'll stiil have to be the judge of your abilities.
Just step up and take this small rookie test. ;o)
Elrikk
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> Goy penned: > Right, so they can continue to use the RASCAR name if they allow you the > right to have babies ? > > > Beers and cheers > (uncle) Goy > "goyl at nettx dot no" > --------------------------------- > > Only if I can practice the act of making babies. And boy do I like to > practice. ;-) > > -- > Richard "ZZ" Busch ><g> People who actually read books (or watch ambitious movies) are
recognised so easily sometimes :-)
Achim
"jason moyer" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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....
> 42....
jason moyer wrote:
Nope. "42" is obviously the answer to another question. Like "what is
the Earl Grey tea blend number at Harrods ?". IMOH, it is extreeeemly
improbable that "42" would also be the intent behind the aforementioned
notice.
Mr. Sylvestre.
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> On Wed, 27 Aug 2003 22:31:26 GMT, John Simmons <[email hidden]> wrote: > > >>I don't understand the intent behind the notice you posted in the >>RASCAR forum. Just curious... > > > 42In article <biljpk$ocn$[email hidden]>, "Mark Seery"
<[email hidden]> writes:
>Careful now. This is getting seriously close to my patented GPL Wabbitt
>Wuns now <G>
Wabbit Wuns? Do tell...
Eldred
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"EldredP" wrote...
> > <snip>
> Wabbit Wuns? Do tell...
It's a fun sort of idea if you got a couple of grudge matches to settle and
a GPL server.
Two driver teams. One, the wabbit, drives an F1 car. The other, the tortoise
(for want of a better word... don't think we defined it at the time), drives
an F3 car. The idea is for the F1 driver to win the race. No holds barred,
but without getting into a real demolition derby.
*Not* for the faint hearted, but then again, it's not my sort of game
either. <g>
Jan.
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Wow - who came up with THAT concept?
Eldred
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>"EldredP" wrote... >> > <snip> >> Wabbit Wuns? Do tell... > >It's a fun sort of idea if you got a couple of grudge matches to settle and >a GPL server. > >Two driver teams. One, the wabbit, drives an F1 car. The other, the tortoise >(for want of a better word... don't think we defined it at the time), drives >an F3 car. The idea is for the F1 driver to win the race. No holds barred, >but without getting into a real demolition derby. > >*Not* for the faint hearted, but then again, it's not my sort of game >either. <g>"EldredP" wrote...
> > <snip>
> Wow - who came up with THAT concept?
Mark "The Hitman" Seery.
Jan.
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