On Sun, 29 Jun 2003 21:24:19 GMT, "David Eckard"
<fjbeqrqtr (AT) rneguyvax (DOT) arg> wrote:


Come on. That's it. Try and obscure and fog the topic some more.

We were talking about SARAH FISHER AND HER LACK OF TALENT, not Helio.

She's a menace. She shouldn't be out there, and you know it as well as
I do.

On Mon, 30 Jun 2003 00:17:17 GMT, "Carey Akin"
<cmakin (AT) worldnet (DOT) att.net> wrote:


Who would want to? That would be like asking McCauley's girlfriend to
the Speedway Club for a drink, or riding a motorscooter. It might seem
like fun, but you wouldn't want anyone you know see you doing it.

"what's his name" <whatshisname (AT) whome (DOT) net> wrote

Compared to you, I have no doubt whatsoever about that. And true to form,
the best reply you could muster was another silly, childish mocking when I
yet again beat your play.

Whether or not he was nice to me is irrelevant to his career path. However,
he wasn't so nice at a subsequent encounter.

Unless it is badged as a Chevy and you are an IRL driver.

"Carey Akin" <cmakin (AT) att (DOT) net> wrote

On Tue, 1 Jul 2003 16:43:10 -0500, "Mark McCauley"
<REMOVEs-mark1958 (AT) charter (DOT) net> wrote:


Of course, the wimpy McCauley forgets that the engines used in his
beloved CART are not "FORDS" either, but Cosworths *BADGED* as Fords.

And don't trot out the tired "Ford owns Cosworth" ploy. Mercedes-Benz
all but owns Ilmor, but that doesn't make their F-1 engines
Mercedes-Benz's - They're Ilmors badged as M-B's.

At least there is some variety in the IRL - not just everyone running
around in a spec chassis with the same spec endurance engine in it.

On Mon, 30 Jun 2003 18:23:16 -0500, "Mark McCauley"
<REMOVEs-mark1958 (AT) charter (DOT) net> wrote:


So now we know for sure you are not only a wimp, but a conceited and
pretentious wimp, too.

And you obviously don't know sarcasm even when it hits you in the side
of the head like a sledgehammer.



Beat my play? Now that's *HILARIOUS* beyond my ability to describe it!

You continue your wimpy name-dropping and trying to convince people
you are so "connected" in racing, when all you really do is go on
little tours and follow racing people around so you can sit on the
wall next to them or sit at the next table. I would be willing to
wager most of these people think you are damn near stalking them.
Maybe that's why Page wasn't so friendly the next time you met him.

I'll bet Lee White, Goodyear, Page, and all your other victims all
come away from you saying "who was that little twerp with the vicious
girlfriend, and why the hell does he keep following me?"

Beat my play? Not in your wildest dreams or most delusional fantasies.



Of course it isn't relevant. He is actually "somebody" in racing,
while you want to try and convince everybody you are, despite the
obvious fallacy of that conclusion.

No doubt you are one of those annoying little autograph seekers, too.

Goodyear?! There you go again...

"what's his name" <whatshisname (AT) whome (DOT) net> wrote

Oh my gawd!!!!! REALLY!!!!!!!!

WOW! I must have been slamMACed, MACslammed, or whatever silly invented term
tjmc invented to describe reality.

"what's his name" <whatshisname (AT) whome (DOT) net> wrote

On Tue, 1 Jul 2003 21:57:00 -0500, "Mark McCauley"
<REMOVEs-mark1958 (AT) charter (DOT) net> wrote:


Nope. Let's use your terms that you so often like to dribble out -
like let's just say you were "bested," "called," and that it was all
too easy to "beat your play."

Now, come on and give some more of the McCauley "Shuffle, shuffle,
shuffle...Dance, dance, dance."

There you go, yet again...

"what's his name" <whatshisname (AT) whome (DOT) net> wrote