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xpensive wrote:Hmm...I'm getting this strange taste of Nomex in my mouth...funny texture at that.

we need a video

xpensive wrote:Hmm...I'm getting this strange taste of Nomex in my mouth...funny texture at that.

I'm feeling more optimistic myself...I'll be ready with the salt.

strad wrote:

xpensive wrote:Hmm...I'm getting this strange taste of Nomex in my mouth...funny texture at that.

I'm feeling more optimistic myself...I'll be ready with the salt.

I think will rely on Colt45, that juice has made me eat the weirdest things in the past, with an appetite to go with it.

i generally love tweaking my pontoons to create flat base with my Speaker funds for my dubstep... Wuuubwuuubbw wub wub wub wuuub!... sorry couldn't resist!

Hail22 wrote:Oh for the love of pete!

Can we stop talking about technical aspects of paint?.

It's not like there's a new engine or gearbox or innovative aerodynamic solution just around the corner for the next race. This is what the regulations have done to technical discussions.

Hell, even if those things were in the pipeline, their effects would be wholly mitigated by Pirelli's rubber dee-lites.

Off-topic - but what ticket is this for again?

A Pirellotteri (Pirelli lottery) ticket.

Aha. Gotcha.

Pup wrote: ...
Apart from x's usual, of course, I haven't seen a trace of anti-americanism in this thread.

Pup McCarthy got it all wrong, but he's just pissed-off because I prefer to spend my money north of the Mason-Dixon line.

There's your problem, X. There's nothing worth spending money on up there.

xpensive wrote:

Pup wrote: ...
Apart from x's usual, of course, I haven't seen a trace of anti-americanism in this thread.

Pup McCarthy got it all wrong, but he's just pissed-off because I prefer to spend my money north of the Mason-Dixon line.

FYI: You do know that "technically" The Mason Dixson line only travels as far as West Virginia.

Mr Alcatraz wrote: ...
FYI: You do know that "technically" The Mason Dixson line only travels as far as West Virginia.

Indeed, why I rarely bother with banjo-players and Washington politicians, Pup might be into that but I'm not.

xpensive wrote:

Mr Alcatraz wrote: ...
FYI: You do know that "technically" The Mason Dixson line only travels as far as West Virginia.

Indeed, why I rarely bother with banjo-players and Washington politicians, Pup might be into that but I'm not.

No no no. That's hillbilly country you're referring to. Austin is more of a steel guitar sort of place, at least as I imagine it, which is all that matters. I'm stuck in the middle as usual.

Pup wrote: ...
No no no. That's hillbilly country you're referring to. Austin is more of a steel guitar sort of place, at least as I imagine it, which is all that matters. I'm stuck in the middle as usual.

Meanwhile in Hicksville; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jBF1dcTlcM

Pup wrote:

xpensive wrote:

Mr Alcatraz wrote: ...
FYI: You do know that "technically" The Mason Dixson line only travels as far as West Virginia.

Indeed, why I rarely bother with banjo-players and Washington politicians, Pup might be into that but I'm not.

No no no. That's hillbilly country you're referring to. Austin is more of a steel guitar sort of place, at least as I imagine it, which is all that matters. I'm stuck in the middle as usual.

Austin is much more strat than steel guitar.