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jdfpam · 09-13-2007, 01:37 PM

Wow, this has kind of gotten out of hand, as usual. Is it too much to ask that people have an opinion based discussion without throwing jabs? Remember, this post was only started to give people the chance to give their input to NHRA. It does not single out anyone, it does not mean that buttons make you a cheater, it doesn't mean that anyone is any better than anyone else. Lets keep this on topic. Also, NHRA will probably only take their racers opinion, which is understandable. As far as stick cars, I don't know. Never raced one, so I can't have an opinion on that.

Stockracer, I don't see the need for the personal jabs at me. What gives? I don't give them to you or anyone else for that matter. When you make off topic comments about me or anyone else, who you obviously know something about, it kind of makes you look like an a**. How about telling all of us who you are, then we can see if you are credible or not. If you don't do that, no one gives much of a darn about what you say, because it doesn't have any backbone. I have only taken what you said personally because you or someone you know must know my background (NBRA, as you so cleverly put it), and you should know that Columbus was my first race in stock and it was no different than anyone else's first division 3 race, you know what I mean. I have changed everything on my car that I need to, and I just run IHRA because I like the people better and because of vacation time. So, if you know me, than you know that I have nothing personal against anyone using buttons in stock. As a matter of fact, most of my IHRA friends do use them and know and respect my opinion on them. Their opinion is different and that is okay, we can still be friends. Hell, I just went out to eat with about 9 guys in Cayuga over this past weekend, and 6 of them are button racers. Okay, if you you have anything else off topic to say, please PM me or talk to me at a race track-got it?

Mike Beard, you always make the most sensible posts in the most intelligent way. I agree with everything that you have said on here, and I believe most others do also.

Pat Cook, that is some funny *****, LOL. Thanks for lightening this up a little.

Jeff Day

09-13-2007, 01:37 PM	#49
jdfpam Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Ohio Posts: 186 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Stockers....buttons.....check This Out Wow, this has kind of gotten out of hand, as usual. Is it too much to ask that people have an opinion based discussion without throwing jabs? Remember, this post was only started to give people the chance to give their input to NHRA. It does not single out anyone, it does not mean that buttons make you a cheater, it doesn't mean that anyone is any better than anyone else. Lets keep this on topic. Also, NHRA will probably only take their racers opinion, which is understandable. As far as stick cars, I don't know. Never raced one, so I can't have an opinion on that. Stockracer, I don't see the need for the personal jabs at me. What gives? I don't give them to you or anyone else for that matter. When you make off topic comments about me or anyone else, who you obviously know something about, it kind of makes you look like an a. How about telling all of us who you are, then we can see if you are credible or not. If you don't do that, no one gives much of a darn about what you say, because it doesn't have any backbone. I have only taken what you said personally because you or someone you know must know my background (NBRA, as you so cleverly put it), and you should know that Columbus was my first race in stock and it was no different than anyone else's first division 3 race, you know what I mean. I have changed everything on my car that I need to, and I just run IHRA because I like the people better and because of vacation time. So, if you know me, than you know that I have nothing personal against anyone using buttons in stock. As a matter of fact, most of my IHRA friends do use them and know and respect my opinion on them. Their opinion is different and that is okay, we can still be friends. Hell, I just went out to eat with about 9 guys in Cayuga over this past weekend, and 6 of them are button racers. Okay, if you you have anything else off topic to say, please PM me or talk to me at a race track-got it? Mike Beard, you always make the most sensible posts in the most intelligent way. I agree with everything that you have said on here, and I believe most others do also. Pat Cook, that is some funny ***, LOL. Thanks for lightening this up a little. Jeff Day