jackdaroofer

:cheers:

The friends were great, the weather was great!

Thanks all!

FastZR1

Glad you all did good. How was 211 Jack? Did you win the race to the top?

Ron 75 L48

As usual you came through with the weather Jack although it did get quite chilly in the afternoon. Of course you wouldn't have known it because you were already numb! :D

Even though you tested our sense of direction with two count them two wrong turns we still had a great time hanging out with our friends. :yesnod:

:flag

Ron

jackdaroofer

:cheers: Ed

You would have been proud of me! DD and DY2k, challenged but I held them off! :D

I may not be fast, but I can be wide! :reddevil

Hope you and Diane are getting some sleep, we missed you on the trip

:seeya

04Z16

I think it has to do with eye sight. Please get it checked before the Gap run. I'd feel much safer taking that route with you and your glasses Jack.
How many days now??

jackdaroofer

Leo

Several years ago, I learned a great strategy for winning from a fellow named Rhyne Durene. And I have applied it to road racing

Rhyne was a relieve pitcher for the NY Yankees. Now Rhyne was kinda like a C4 vs a GS or a C5. He could throw around 90 while the others could throw over a hundred!

But Rhyne had a strategy :rolleyes:

First he wore glasses thicker than the bottom of coke bottles and when he came to the mound in relief, he would look all around yelling for the catcher!

The catcher would yell back and eventually Rhyne would turn and face in the general direction of home plate.

Rhyne would wind up and throw his first practice pitch as hard and fast as he could...generally toward third base. Meanwhile the batter in the box is taking all this in!

Rhyne's next practice pitch, after the catcher yelled at him again, would come real close to home plate...just about at the spot the batters head would be!

After two or three more pitches the upmhire would declare time back in and the batter would nervously approach the batter's box.

When Rhyne wound up and released the ball, the batter would immediately sink to his knees and cover his head!

Strike One!

So. Leo, you can expect me to wear even thicker glasses at Deals Gap! Ask for help finding my car and have a lot of trouble getting the key in the ignition!:reddevil ;)





[Modified by jackdaroofer, 10:16 PM 4/27/2002]

FastZR1

Jack, you are crazy! :lol:

Hey, did Mikey show up? Did he have the blonde with big... eyes there too?

jackdaroofer

Like a :reddevil

No Mike didn't show up, so we talked about him a lot! :rolleyes: :blueangel:

Ed, do you think the thick glasses will work in autocross? I expect not except that it might be tough to find volunteers to man the course and set up the cones I knock over! :blueangel:

FastZR1

Although I couldn't make skyline, I did take some friends back to Hooters on Battlefield Blvd today. Have a look!

jackdaroofer

:cheers: :smash:

So Ed,

Did you tell Diane you were going out for more diapers when you were really headed for Hooters?

And here we were, way up in the mountains feeling sorry for you and here you were down at the beach running around :smash:

:D

gotto41

It was a great cruise. Thanks! Can't wait 'til next time.

See ya'.

:smash:

04Z16

Well Jack it looks like I have to rely on the driving lessons taught to me by my late grandpappy. He once knew this fine gentleman by the name of Goggles last name doesn't matter. :jester The main feeling was what was behind him didn't matter it was only the objects in front, and that won't be for long!! Can't wait for the cruise in. Glad to see everyone had fun.

Damn :reddevil Ed if I would have remembered about the Hooters thing on Battlefield I would have been there. DD reminded me of it but my memory is starting to deteriorate like Jacks, AADD. Forgot all about it, took the wife out for seafood at lunch.

Danger Dave

Yea I tried to make a few runs on Jack but I didn't want to push my car home. No rear tires = No traction. I probably couldn't have passed him anyway he was cookin.

It was a long dang trip but worth every minute, great seeing such a great turnout. Alot more low key with that C5 spinning out early.

TimC

Tina and I had a a great time, Jack. I think she's hooked. Shoulda heard her on that little stretch of 33 coming home ;). Only had time for a "WHOA". LOL.

DD, tell Michelle that Tina has retired those pants to grass-cutting duty only...but she's free to come over and watch me do yard work and laugh all day long. I'm just wondering why your '94 seems to have 20 more horsepower when she's driving. :confused: :reddevil :blueangel: :jester


[Modified by TimC, 9:03 AM 4/28/2002]

gotto41

96GrandSport,

Cool car! This was my first large cruise and I know nuttin about cars or vettes.

:seeya

DAVS Y2K

Jack,
You don't realize this but DD and I have been raised properly. We like to let our "elders" go first! :lol:
Ed, thanks for the pass. :cheers: I was going to say sorry you couldn't make it but dang, looks like you weren't too bored huh? Now that is what Hooters babes should look like! :eek: :eek:

Ron 75 L48

I told you Battlefield had the better Hooters!!!!!!!!!!!!

Danger Dave

She'll be glad to hear it.. :lol: The 20 HP question goes unanswered, I don't know.. :crazy: :crazy: Michele say's hi.




[Modified by Danger Dave, 2:08 PM 4/28/2002]

SeaUSA

Oooops! Smile TIM!! Had a great time as usual with "DA PACK" Gary and John send thanks for letting them tag along. They are now properly hooked and we can proceed to corrupt er I mean condition them to being packers. :lol: :lol: hard to believe that MY vert ended up with as little damage as it was, dumb stunt and dumb luck must go together. 24 days to BG and counting!!! :D

TimC

Ack! I've been photohacked. DD, your wife is cool and we had fun yesterday :D.