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Scuba Forum / General / July 2007golf clap
Subject: Re: padi or bsac From: Scott <pugetsounddiver@gmail.com> Newsgroups: rec.scuba, uk.rec.scuba "John Hanson" <jhanson@northernlinks.com> wrote in message news:rlpj73p8cj4524a7d2b360uen590t6k03f@4ax.com... > >COFFEE? > > > >Isn't that > > > >Count On Free Flow Every Excursion? > > > >Which organisation is that then ;-) > > > <golf clap> Not to ride your a.s, but WTF does a "golf clap" do for anyone? golf clap is a social disease golfers get. > Not to ride your a.s, but WTF does a "golf clap" do for anyone? > > golf clap is a social disease golfers get. And I dont even golf. >Subject: Re: padi or bsac >From: Scott <pugetsounddiver@gmail.com> [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > >golf clap is a social disease golfers get. BWAHAHAHAHA > Subject: Re: padi or bsac > From: Scott <pugetsounddi...@gmail.com> [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > golf clap is a social disease golfers get. Would white dimpled balls be a symptom? JF >> Subject: Re: padi or bsac >> From: Scott <pugetsounddi...@gmail.com> [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > > JF You really should have just left it as it was. >> Subject: Re: padi or bsac >> From: Scott <pugetsounddi...@gmail.com> [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > >JF f.cker! Good think I wasn't drinking anything.  Signaturedillon Broadway Photo sucks. Ask me why. > >> Subject: Re: padi or bsac > >> From: Scott <pugetsounddi...@gmail.com> [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > > f.cker! Good think I wasn't drinking anything. Good news about Carol. Love those success stories. Something that you'll appreciate - I might get to play around in a race car at Mosport soon. Met a guy who has the car and has some test time booked. After we'd talked for a bit about the car he asked me if I'd like to come out to play. JF >> >> Subject: Re: padi or bsac >> >> From: Scott <pugetsounddi...@gmail.com> [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] > >JF Nice track. It's gone down a little in the last few years, but the track itself is still very nice. Smooth (okay, smoother), challenging, even has more than one overtaking opportunity, assuming that you're not talking about F1. Signaturedillon Broadway Photo sucks. Ask me why. > >> >> Subject: Re: padi or bsac > >> >> From: Scott <pugetsounddi...@gmail.com> [quoted text clipped - 37 lines] > challenging, even has more than one overtaking opportunity, assuming > that you're not talking about F1. I haven't driven on it in over 35 years. It may well have changed. I doubt anyone would trust me with an F1 car. Hell, I'm not sure I'd trust me with one. I'd feel safer on a GP bike than one of those techno-nightmares - they're squirrely. I saw a Speed channel special with Robbie Gordon (I think, or the other Gordon) driving an F1 car. It was twitchy, like playing a video game, with real barriers. Dunno what I'll get. I just got an email saying it will be either a Ferrari or a Maserati - who cares? Apparently there's at least one F40 but I can only hope. Hopefully they have Nomex to fit this portly frame. Apparently it's a requirement. If I go on a different day it's all the well known sedan racing marques, but I really, really wanna drive a Ferrari, or second choice is a Caterham Hayabusa, although they haven't said they have any of those available. The straightline shifter is crazy. I've been watching videos on You-Tube. 8) JF >> >> >> Subject: Re: padi or bsac >> >> >> From: Scott <pugetsounddi...@gmail.com> [quoted text clipped - 44 lines] >with Robbie Gordon (I think, or the other Gordon) driving an F1 car. >It was twitchy, like playing a video game, with real barriers. Jeff Gordon and JPM? The Trading Paint special they did for the USGP a few years ago? Every driver I've ever heard who's driven one has had the same comment on their first drive. The accelleration is incredible, but it's the brakes. >Dunno what I'll get. I just got an email saying it will be either a >Ferrari or a Maserati - who cares? Apparently there's at least one F40 [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >they haven't said they have any of those available. The straightline >shifter is crazy. I've been watching videos on You-Tube. 8) Two F40s, although they are probably getting a bit long in the tooth by now. Most of the arrive-n-drive programs have firesuits to fit a wide variety of body shapes. They don't expect us all to be Michael Schumachers. I've seen a video of a Radical Hayabusa on the old circuit at the Nurberring. Incredible. But if you want incredible http://www.microworks.net/kart/ >JF > Signaturedillon Broadway Photo sucks. Ask me why. > http://www.microworks.net/kart/ Karts have made some improvements since I played with a Rupp Enduro 35 years ago. No shifter in those days. They had two little McCulloch (chain saw) engines. They were nasty shrill. JF |
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