Redlight Poll (Revised)

[Ed Fernandez]

Originally Posted by bill dedman

See; still no answer.... just another "KILL THE MESSENGER" post.

LOL! You are SO predictable...

From your "poll" it looks like I have a lot of company.... 70 people on this little board?

Yeah,and 129 say you're wrong.But we're not going to let that difference get in the way
of letting a little old man have his last hurrah.
You're like Don Quixote chasing wind mills.In you're case chasing Chrondek Xmas trees.
Keep on ranting.We need you for the entertainment value.

And btw the third choice on the other poll is more related to leaving the rule as is.So both polls are consistent.
They're both about 63% to 37%.But you'll spin it off,as usual.

[bill dedman]

Originally Posted by Ed Fernandez

Yeah,and 129 say you're wrong.But we're not going to let that difference get in the way
of letting a little old man have his last hurrah.
You're like Don Quixote chasing wind mills.In you're case chasing Chrondek Xmas trees.
Keep on ranting.We need you for the entertainment value.

And btw the third choice on the other poll is more related to leaving the rule as is.So both polls are consistent.
They're both about 63% to 37%.But you'll spin it off,as usual.

Spin this:

The first red light rule is a relic that came into being 48 years ago along with the advent of the Christmas tree. There was no software at the time to compare red lights, so the only alternative was to make the first car the loser, ignoring the second car to leave's reaction time, and sending him to the next round, regardless of whether he red lit, or how badly.

After a period of many years, the software has been developed to correct this glitch.

Why would any racer who values fairness not want to change and make it like the breakout rule (worse infraction loses)????

[Ed Fernandez]

Originally Posted by bill dedman

Spin this:

The first red light rule is a relic that came into being 48 years ago along with the advent of the Christmas tree. There was no software at the time to compare red lights, so the only alternative was to make the first car the loser, ignoring the second car to leave's reaction time, and sending him to the next round, regardless of whether he red lit, or how badly.

After a period of many years, the software has been developed to correct this glitch.

Why would any racer who values fairness not want to change and make it like the breakout rule (worse infraction loses)????

You are one sick puppy.Don't you realize that no one (except you and Bunky) gives a
***** about this rule?
Go use your remaining time and energy to go out there and do something worthwhile
in life.
No on cares what your opinion is on this non issue.
Find another crusade.

[Sean Cour]

Originally Posted by bill dedman

Spin this:

The first red light rule is a relic that came into being 48 years ago along with the advent of the Christmas tree. There was no software at the time to compare red lights, so the only alternative was to make the first car the loser, ignoring the second car to leave's reaction time, and sending him to the next round, regardless of whether he red lit, or how badly.

After a period of many years, the software has been developed to correct this glitch.

Why would any racer who values fairness not want to change and make it like the breakout rule (worse infraction loses)????

Maybe we should change the breakout rule to whoever is closer to the dial, whether under or over, wins. C'mon Bill, to much changing, just to be changed.
Why don't we change the feeling we get when our pants are pulled down, we're bent over, and ram rodded with B.S. that we ALL don't want!!!

[bill dedman]

Originally Posted by Sean Cour

Maybe we should change the breakout rule to whoever is closer to the dial, whether under or over, wins. C'mon Bill, to much changing, just to be changed.
Why don't we change the feeling we get when our pants are pulled down, we're bent over, and ram rodded with B.S. that we ALL don't want!!!

I am only requesting ONE CHANGE.

What are you talking about with your " C'mon Bill, to (sic) much changing, just to be changed." comment?

Sounds like you haven't been paying much attention... Let me guess; you run a higher class car...

And it's not at all "just to be changing." It's to give EVERYONE the same chance to red light. What's wrong with that?

[bill dedman]

Originally Posted by Ed Fernandez

You're like Don Quixote chasing wind mills.In you're case chasing Chrondek Xmas trees.
Keep on ranting..

Keep on killing the messenger... LOL!