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Old 12-31-2012, 06:05 PM   #21
Bill V.
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Originally Posted by partsnut View Post
Trotman:
I believe that the original question was serious in nature and had lot's of merit. I think the purpose of the question was to learn from others what they use to achieve a degree of predictability in a majority (not all ) races. I also believe that this subject broaches a degree of individual frustration, futility and sensitivity in many of us.
I believe that most of us take this game very seriously and there are some
that make light of it. To each his own.
It's hard to please everyone and we have to be careful in what we are posting or responding to so that nobody will be offended.

Let's face it, we've all bought things that ended up as worthless.
Some hate to admit this. Hey, I wasted $1600 bucks on RaceCom.
For me, that was a lesson well learned.

I believe we should be tolerant of each other and if we do not understand something we should address it in a civil manner.

The new year is upon us. Let's be kind to one another.
happy new year Bill
Thanks for your reply and your honesty about going down a bad road
I too once wasted a good amount on Always software and data files
I wonder why Ted has stayed away from this
There is no place on Pace and Cap for rudeness
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