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It would turn into an online demo derby room...lol. I say we get Tony Stewart and "Wrecking" Robby Gordon to join S.N.A.I.L.
It would turn into an online demo derby room...lol. I say we get Tony Stewart and "Wrecking" Robby Gordon to join S.N.A.I.L.
Stewart isn't nearly as bad as he used to be. I was actually rooting for him to beat Edwards last season, which I never would have done 5 years ago. Robby Gordon on the other hand....
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Stewart isn't nearly as bad as he used to be.
You are kidding, right? He's pathetic with the media and has no time for his own supporters at the track....won't miss him one little bit when he decides to retire.
I understand, but I'm here to race, not be a steward. I honestly don't feel like it nor do I have the time to sit down and document someone taking me out, etc. I'll leave that up to the next person who is on the wrong end of his driving. Personally I know how to handle that person now and will race him accordingly.
Must be a Canadian thing today. I think I too failed with my attempt.
drkroninagreed. What i'm responding to, to use your voting analogy, is when people who don't vote bitch and moan about the people in office.
If you didn't report it, don't complain about it here. That's my $0.02.
kcheebI looked up the theory and couldn't relate it. Didn't want to look stupid ... too late.
Is Lime Green car color being used in D1?
I'm off to find that link showing color choices.
Even if it was not being used why would you want toIs Lime Green car color being used in D1?
I'm off to find that link showing color choices.
Oshawa-JoeIt was sort of to do with the fewer the facts, the stronger the opinions.
....didn't work.
Lmao. Opinions, by their very nature, have no basis in fact. If facts are involved then what were opinions become statements. Neither are required for decisions, good or bad, to be acted upon. But this could all be a bit deep for such a place, not to mention, complete and total bs.![]()
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DrKroninBut opinions are so much fun!
I really like the way Bertrand Russell said it (actually, I like the way he said a lot of things):
"the passionateness of a belief is inversely proportional to the evidence in its favour"
That is pretty close to Benfords law of controversy.
Even if it was not being used why would you want to![]()
*looks up Benford's law of controversy*
Wow, ya. It's almost exactly the same.