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Re: Dual Rates and stuff.
John Goddard Mon Jan 09, 2012 10:39 am
nitroairplane wrote:This is happening in the UK as well.
THe most british car there is the MINI is now made by BMW in germany.
Or Oxford Englandshire even....
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Re: Dual Rates and stuff.
John Goddard Mon Jan 09, 2012 10:47 am
SuperDave wrote:
The only car I've ever driven that would do a four-wheel drift is a Sunbeam Tiger V-8 but it would also "swap ends" when doing one. I drove this car in auto-cross competitions successfully against BB Corvette's.
260 or 289
Dave?
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SuperDave Mon Jan 09, 2012 10:52 am
One of the most significant books I've read in recent years is "Collapse" by Dr. Jared Diamond of UCLA.
Diamond details various civilizations that either adapteed to change or perished because the didn't.
Details upon request.
Diamond details various civilizations that either adapteed to change or perished because the didn't.
Details upon request.
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Re: Dual Rates and stuff.
PV Pilot Mon Jan 09, 2012 2:03 pm
And thus, we are back to dual rates again, or opinionated rates,, alternating rates??
Inevitable rates??. At this point in time, we can take our pick, but eventually there will be only one choice.
Inevitable rates??. At this point in time, we can take our pick, but eventually there will be only one choice.
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SuperDave Mon Jan 09, 2012 2:28 pm
John:
260 Ford V-8 which was lots of fun in auto-cross. 289's came later.
260 Ford V-8 which was lots of fun in auto-cross. 289's came later.
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Re: Dual Rates and stuff.
John Goddard Mon Jan 09, 2012 4:28 pm
SuperDave wrote:John:
260 Ford V-8 which was lots of fun in auto-cross. 289's came later.
I Had a 289 Dave, one of my favourite cars ever next to my Dads Jensen FF which he purloined
from his boss for a weekend when I was a nipper.
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nitroairplane Mon Jan 09, 2012 4:30 pm
Man the Jensen I really forgot about those!
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John Goddard Mon Jan 09, 2012 5:05 pm
nitroairplane wrote:Man the Jensen I really forgot about those!
They featured them last series of Top Gear one of the funniest TG's ever
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nitroairplane Mon Jan 09, 2012 5:09 pm
John Goddard wrote:nitroairplane wrote:Man the Jensen I really forgot about those!
They featured them last series of Top Gear one of the funniest TG's ever
Top gear is cool sometimes but that clarkson is one hell of a
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grrrrrr
Jaspur_x Mon Jan 09, 2012 9:18 pm
GermanBeez wrote:you know, Abe Lincoln is said to have had a dream of his assasination
the night before he went to the theater...better watch out, PV!
Don`t even get me started on opening up a can of hating blabbering rant
about that guy
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Re: Dual Rates and stuff.
Jaspur_x Mon Jan 09, 2012 9:22 pm
SuperDave wrote:One of the most significant books I've read in recent years is "Collapse" by Dr. Jared Diamond of UCLA.
Diamond details various civilizations that either adapteed to change or perished because the didn't.
Details upon request.
Do you mean like our current economy is doing SD? (slight sarcasm)
Btw, you can pm me the details therein if you like
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