So.......

I've closely examined the Fiesta side by side with the other Fiesta. It's not that far removed...

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Grant Hughes

Yes,

those reeds are the shizzz.

-Al

Cosworth Wrote:
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> Doivi Clarkinen Wrote:
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> -----
> > Didn't say oval driver, said roundy pounder.
> Road
> > courses are still driving around in circles.
> And
> > before you get too uptight I've worked in pro
> and
> > club racing (ALMS, SCCA World Challenge, etc)
> the
> > past few years.
> >
> > Besides, how dare you interrupt my clever
> barb
> > with the facts! Never mind that given that
> he's
> > from Sweden, certainly he's been in a rally
> car
> > before, right?
> >
>
> Wow wow easy there cup cake... no need to spill
> out your resume on the intrawez but not that you
> started, tell me what did you do in ALMS and with
> who?
>

Hey, I'm easy. Unfortunately, tongue in cheek doesn't translate well over the interwebz.
Fabricator/bodywork guy (and fuel vent hose on pit stops) for Petersen/White Lightning Ferrari GT2 in 2007.

After reading most of this iam glad i missed the x games and got some seat time in my canoe instead.

BJosephD Wrote:
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> After reading most of this iam glad i missed the x
> games and got some seat time in my canoe instead.


Gotta agree except I'm glad I got some seat time on the toilette.

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John Vanlandingham
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JVL, I think that's my new signature

i hear the older you get the longer the seat time is longer on the crapper, and the yield not so plush. any truthiness to this JVL?

john vanlandingham Wrote:
> Gotta agree except I'm glad I got some seat time
> on the toilette.

left you feeling light headed? ;-)

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Quote
john vanlandingham
Blame is for idiots. losers.

BJosephD Wrote:
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> i hear the older you get the longer the seat time
> is longer on the crapper, and the yield not so
> plush. any truthiness to this JVL?

It all depends on what you eat.
Being a raving lunatic latino I never ate "middle America" diet while growning up in the US South and Naples, Italy, then I lived in Sweden for so long and ate huge amounts of 100% coarse ground rye bread or hårdbröd,
or knäckebröd.
2 years in France saw LOTS of very fresh (no fridge in my car or van) veggies and meat and LOTS of wine.

In later years from 32 onwards always substantial quantities a day of STONEGROUND wholewheat bread and LARGE----like 4-5 times the size of typical serving----fresh salad (lettuce, celery, green pepper, onion minumum, maybe more depending) with homemade red wine and black vinegar and soy dressing (+ spices of course).

Now married for 6 years I eat 100% Chinese food at dinner , Cantonese mainly, and still Stoneground Wholewheat bread.


And above all GALLONS of strong black (or as the Chinese call it, and more appropriate for me, "Red" tea) witha bit of milk and a tad of sugar.

So: in and out in no more than 2 minutes.

By the way it was only much later i see one thing consistant: massive quantities of anti-oxidants.

Hmmmmmmmmm.

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John Vanlandingham
Sleezattle, WA, USA

Vive le Prole-le-ralliat

www.rallyrace.net/jvab
CALL +1 206 431-9696
Remember! Pacific Standard Time
is 3 hours behind Eastern Standard Time.

john vanlandingham Wrote:
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then I lived in Sweden for so
> long and ate huge amounts of 100% coarse ground
> rye bread or hårdbröd,
> or knäckebröd.

I think I had some of those at IKEA once :-)

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rally gods would turn in their graves if they ever knew Lada's were now part of EU rallying!!!