Vote Now: Which do you prefer?

#1

X-No-Archive: Yes

Do you prefer a race on TV where:

1) A caution, legitimate or otherwise, is thrown every 25-30 laps in order
to bunch up the field and allow pit crews to make adjustments to bad cars in
order to hopefully make them better
2) A dominate car or cars is/are allowed to show their strength and pull
out to a 15 second lead or perhaps lap most of the field
C) Not watching the race on TV, but rather tuning in to your local TV
channel to watch the annual mudpit belly-flop competition

Do you prefer attending a race where:

A) A caution, legitimate or otherwise, is thrown every 25-30 laps in order
to bunch up the field and allow pit crews to make adjustments to bad cars in
order to hopefully make them better
B) A dominate car or cars is/are allowed to show their strength and pull
out to a 15 second lead or perhaps lap most of the field
3) You can just spend all your hard earned cash on $7.00 beers and spend
150 of the 200 laps standing in front of the trough.

Me? 1 and B definately

#2

"Mango" <mango.man (AT) verizon (DOT) net> wrote

Quote:

X-No-Archive: Yes

Do you prefer a race on TV where:

1) A caution, legitimate or otherwise, is thrown every 25-30 laps in
order
to bunch up the field and allow pit crews to make adjustments to bad cars
in
order to hopefully make them better
2) A dominate car or cars is/are allowed to show their strength and pull
out to a 15 second lead or perhaps lap most of the field
C) Not watching the race on TV, but rather tuning in to your local TV
channel to watch the annual mudpit belly-flop competition

Do you prefer attending a race where:

A) A caution, legitimate or otherwise, is thrown every 25-30 laps in
order
to bunch up the field and allow pit crews to make adjustments to bad cars
in
order to hopefully make them better
B) A dominate car or cars is/are allowed to show their strength and pull
out to a 15 second lead or perhaps lap most of the field
3) You can just spend all your hard earned cash on $7.00 beers and spend
150 of the 200 laps standing in front of the trough.

Me? 1 and B definately

2 and B. Can't see why you would prefer one live and a different one on
TV.

--

-Mike-
mmarlowREMOVE (AT) alltel (DOT) net

#3

On 2006-03-05 03:23:09 -0500, "Mango" <mango.man (AT) verizon (DOT) net> said:

Quote:

X-No-Archive: Yes

Do you prefer a race on TV where:

1) A caution, legitimate or otherwise, is thrown every 25-30 laps in
order to bunch up the field and allow pit crews to make adjustments to
bad cars in order to hopefully make them better
2) A dominate car or cars is/are allowed to show their strength and
pull out to a 15 second lead or perhaps lap most of the field
C) Not watching the race on TV, but rather tuning in to your local TV
channel to watch the annual mudpit belly-flop competition

Do you prefer attending a race where:

A) A caution, legitimate or otherwise, is thrown every 25-30 laps in
order to bunch up the field and allow pit crews to make adjustments to
bad cars in order to hopefully make them better
B) A dominate car or cars is/are allowed to show their strength and
pull out to a 15 second lead or perhaps lap most of the field
3) You can just spend all your hard earned cash on $7.00 beers and
spend 150 of the 200 laps standing in front of the trough.

Me? 1 and B definately

none of the above, I'd rather watch Bristol.

--
"crazy as I may make my way through this world, it's for no one but me
to say which direction I shall turn ~ I am the captain of this
ship".... $1 to Dave Matthews from "Captain"

http://www.nancies.org/music/lyrics/captain/

#4

Mango wrote:

Quote:

2) A dominate car or cars is/are allowed to show their strength and
pull out to a 15 second lead or perhaps lap most of the field

Check.

Quote:

Do you prefer attending a race where:
B) A dominate car or cars is/are allowed to show their strength and
pull out to a 15 second lead or perhaps lap most of the field

Check.

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