GTR2 Rank

Alan Bernardo wrote:

> There is a difference between a typo (my spell-checker missed it) and what
> the initial poster did-- using "laff" instead of "laugh". His was done on
> purpose, and mine was an accident.

BS, it wasn't an accident. You just didn't know how to spell striking.
Putting a "c" before the "k" is no accident.

"Garrot" > wrote in message
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> Alan Bernardo wrote:
>
>> There is a difference between a typo (my spell-checker missed it) and
>> what the initial poster did-- using "laff" instead of "laugh". His was
>> done on purpose, and mine was an accident.
>
> BS, it wasn't an accident. You just didn't know how to spell striking.
> Putting a "c" before the "k" is no accident.

Okay. Whatever you say. I would think that I know how to spell a word that
is quite elementary. You're only fooling yourself or wishing things were
other than they are if you think differently.

And the last book you read was-- _The Hoties of the Nascar Circuit: In
Living Color_

Alanb

Alan Bernardo wrote:
> "Garrot" > wrote in message
> news:CteDg.372010$Mn5.333588@pd7tw3no...
>> Alan Bernardo wrote:
>>
>>> There is a difference between a typo (my spell-checker missed it) and
>>> what the initial poster did-- using "laff" instead of "laugh". His was
>>> done on purpose, and mine was an accident.
>> BS, it wasn't an accident. You just didn't know how to spell striking.
>> Putting a "c" before the "k" is no accident.
>
> Okay. Whatever you say. I would think that I know how to spell a word that
> is quite elementary. You're only fooling yourself or wishing things were
> other than they are if you think differently.
>
> And the last book you read was-- _The Hoties of the Nascar Circuit: In
> Living Color_
>
> Alanb
>
>
hurry up and print this out and show ur 4th grade teacher before she croaks

"PlowBoy" > wrote in message
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> Now Alan,
>
> dig the hook out of 'yer' mouth. take a deep breath and let OE mark
> the post as read and move on... <VBG> Life is too short....
>

This whole thing was only meant to aggravate those who are forever writing
stupid stuff and are too lazy to actually spell a word out, instead choosing
some fashionable internet jargon nonsense.

Life being actually too long, I can't let it crowd in on me by letting some
kid toss me about.

I will, however, be looking forward to GTR2. I use rFactor mainly for the
open-wheelers, and GTR suits me fine for the other types of cars.

Alanb

>>
>>
> hurry up and print this out and show ur 4th grade teacher before she
> croaks

At least you have some original thoughts lodged somewhere in your brain. I
think if we continue this most engaging conversation any longer, you might
prove more about yourself than you'd really want to.

Bye now!

Alanb

Alan Bernardo wrote:
>>>
>> hurry up and print this out and show ur 4th grade teacher before she
>> croaks
>
> At least you have some original thoughts lodged somewhere in your brain. I
> think if we continue this most engaging conversation any longer, you might
> prove more about yourself than you'd really want to.
>
> Bye now!
>
> Alanb
>
>
BYE

Alan Bernardo wrote:

> I will, however, be looking forward to GTR2. I use rFactor mainly for the
> open-wheelers, and GTR suits me fine for the other types of cars.

The 1979 F1 mod demo for rFactor is looking rather good. I have been a
bit disappointed with the development of rFactor, but it seems to be
coming of age. I guess it does take some time to produce a top quality
mod and we are starting to see them now.

The sounds are fantastic. I always found the trainers to feel the best
in rfactor and the winged open wheelers not so good. This mod feels just
right. Very good.

Cheers
Tony

"Tony Rickard" > wrote in message
k...
> Alan Bernardo wrote:
>
>> I will, however, be looking forward to GTR2. I use rFactor mainly for
>> the open-wheelers, and GTR suits me fine for the other types of cars.
>
> The 1979 F1 mod demo for rFactor is looking rather good. I have been a bit
> disappointed with the development of rFactor, but it seems to be coming of
> age. I guess it does take some time to produce a top quality mod and we
> are starting to see them now.
>
> The sounds are fantastic. I always found the trainers to feel the best in
> rfactor and the winged open wheelers not so good. This mod feels just
> right. Very good.
>
> Cheers
> Tony

I agree. The '79 F1 Mod is rather nice, even though it is but a demo. I do
like it better than any of the F1 Mods currently released.

Alanb

Alan Bernardo wrote:

> And the last book you read was-- _The Hoties of the Nascar Circuit: In
> Living Color_
>
> Alanb
>
>

Correct! But it is spelled "Hotties", two "t's", not one. Bwahahahaaa..

"Garrot" > wrote in message
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> Alan Bernardo wrote:
>
>> And the last book you read was-- _The Hoties of the Nascar Circuit: In
>> Living Color_
>>
>> Alanb
>
> Correct! But it is spelled "Hotties", two "t's", not one. Bwahahahaaa..

You might be correct, but it was written by an idiot (or reported by one).


Alanb