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Originally Posted by redturbomiata
(Post 913866)
Only glitch in the thing is she thinks it's a 10ae Facepalm.
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Originally Posted by mgeoffriau
(Post 913869)
What?
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Originally Posted by mgeoffriau
(Post 913870)
Disabuse her of that notion. Show up, offer $800, wait a bit, then put $1000 in her hand and drive (your tow vehicle) away.
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Originally Posted by redturbomiata
(Post 913875)
I actually am sitting here now, I took those pics. Waiting for the owner to get home from work. No tow vehicle or money. Just going to say I will be back tommorow with whatever we decide on.
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The last time I left the track happy about a lap times was September 2009. Is this normal?
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Originally Posted by hustler
(Post 913879)
The last time I left the track happy about a lap times was September 2009. Is this normal?
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Originally Posted by mgeoffriau
(Post 913883)
Why were you happy then? Because of your own performance, or because of your car's performance relative to other cars on the track?
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Originally Posted by hustler
(Post 913888)
I ran under my target lap time. The Texas tracks suffer from too many rich people who don't want you out there so everything is super-competitive all the time. I just don't really want to do it anymore.
Sounds like anything else that starts out fun, but the douches kill it. |
Originally Posted by blaen99
(Post 913893)
So, rich people get super-competitive and act like douches. As a result, the people acting like douches kills your fun.
Sounds like anything else that starts out fun, but the douches kill it. |
Originally Posted by hustler
(Post 913901)
Another variable is my fear of getting crushed by Emilio in Crusher at Hallett. I don't really know where I stand in terms of lap times and I really need the validation of running a 26 at that track or I'm not going to do this car thing anymore. .anymore . If I run that time,and Crusher goes under it,I'm going to be devastate. I usually do well aamong friends at the kart track, but I fucking need this at Hallett, bad.
If a professional who has a business dedicated to the sport beats you at the track and it crushes you while you are just a hobbyist, that's just taking things too seriously for a hobby bro. |
I don't want to be that guy in the high hp Miata who should be back in a stock Miata, learning to drive. There is too much responsibility required to drive my car. It was a lot more fun when it made 86hp with Bilstein shocks.
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Originally Posted by hustler
(Post 913907)
I don't want to be that guy in the high hp Miata who should be back in a stock Miata, learning to drive. There is too much responsibility required to drive my car. It was a lot more fun when it made 86hp with Bilstein shocks.
More than anything, it sounds like you are burned out from the competition and just need a break from what you are doing right now. But that's just my :2cents:, I could be completely full of crap. |
How do you know when you are "worth a shit" as a driver?
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When you stop posting on a forum for validation in hopes of a pity fuck and actually go to the track and enjoy your car.
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Originally Posted by viperormiata
(Post 913919)
When you stop posting on a forum for validation in hopes of a pity fuck and actually go to the track and enjoy your car.
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so im probobly going to buy that nb, we will see what tomorrow brings.
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Originally Posted by hustler
(Post 913920)
It's a reasonable question. I've committed to drive someone's Chump Car and I'm worried I've put the team in a bad position due to my participation on the team.
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Originally Posted by hustler
(Post 913910)
How do you know when you are "worth a shit" as a driver?
Years ago, my father was on what he (and we) thought was his death bed. He told me then that I didn't have to follow in his footsteps (he was a mechanical designer) if I didn't want to. He told me to do something I liked doing, even if it meant less money. He told me to be sure to make myself happy, not just successful, and success was far less important than being satisfied with your life. I took that to heart. Dad recovered. I say again: enjoy it or don't do it. |
Originally Posted by hustler
(Post 913920)
It's a reasonable question. I've committed to drive someone's Chump Car and I'm worried I've put the team in a bad position due to my participation on the team.
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Originally Posted by viperormiata
(Post 913982)
Dude. You can drive. We all know this, why don't you?
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