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  • CIRF
    Senior Member
    • Jul 2007
    • 8122

    #31
    Originally posted by Clayton_Wetters View Post
    This is all because I teased you and took a whiz on your Hewitt thread!!!! Bingo hahahahahaha

    Yep, I admit it. I just couldn't help it.

    So now what? Do I have to take a written exam. about tire management and all of the particulars that concern the wearing of tires, as well as tire selection and possibly the reality of a great driver not quite experienced enough to step into another mans game? Hey it's just the way things are, nothing to be making excuses for.

    Now we are getting somewhere!!!!
    I'll go out on a limb just a tiny bit here Terry and say that you're not man enough to take a whiz on anything remotely connected to Mr. Hewitt regardless of who said it or posted it whether metaphorically or in reality. It just ain't in your DNA, Terry, so don't try to flatter yourself in such a way! Hahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!

    I've read here in other sections that to be successful driving dirt late models much, much more talent and bravery is needed over any other form of auto racing. Christopher Bell, Kyle Larson and yes, even ol' Jack Hewitt wasn't/aren't gifted with the talent and bravery that is required to be competitive driving DLM's at the top level. There is a whole lotta' humor in that tribal position, isn't there!!! LOL! To those who have an ounce of objectivity this seems a bit uninformed and ludicrous but open mindedness and objectivity isn't all that prevalent within the DLM tribal culture. However, it's safe to say tire management in long dirt races isn't the shortcoming of ANY of the aforementioned drivers as you have alleged, Terry.



    Fastford, finding silly entertainment in much of what is posted here is quite easy if your IQ is of average levels as I believe yours to be. I sometimes go back and read some of the things I've posted here and am somewhat embarrassed that I've participated in some of the silliness. I do not go out of my way to involve myself with with bickering and I try very hard not to start it. Nearly always I get involved after someone has tried and gone out of their way to rip on me or what I've posted with personal attacks. I'll reciprocate in kind as necessary but very seldom go into the mud without adequate provocation.

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    • Clayton_Wetters
      Senior Member
      • Nov 2019
      • 1053

      #32
      Originally posted by CIRF View Post
      I'll go out on a limb just a tiny bit here Terry and say that you're not man enough to take a whiz on anything remotely connected to Mr. Hewitt regardless of who said it or posted it whether metaphorically or in reality. It just ain't in your DNA, Terry, so don't try to flatter yourself in such a way! Hahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!

      I've read here in other sections that to be successful driving dirt late models much, much more talent and bravery is needed over any other form of auto racing. Christopher Bell, Kyle Larson and yes, even ol' Jack Hewitt wasn't/aren't gifted with the talent and bravery that is required to be competitive driving DLM's at the top level. There is a whole lotta' humor in that tribal position, isn't there!!! LOL! To those who have an ounce of objectivity this seems a bit uninformed and ludicrous but open mindedness and objectivity isn't all that prevalent within the DLM tribal culture. However, it's safe to say tire management in long dirt races isn't the shortcoming of ANY of the aforementioned drivers as you have alleged, Terry.



      Fastford, finding silly entertainment in much of what is posted here is quite easy if your IQ is of average levels as I believe yours to be. I sometimes go back and read some of the things I've posted here and am somewhat embarrassed that I've participated in some of the silliness. I do not go out of my way to involve myself with with bickering and I try very hard not to start it. Nearly always I get involved after someone has tried and gone out of their way to rip on me or what I've posted with personal attacks. I'll reciprocate in kind as necessary but very seldom go into the mud without adequate provocation.
      There you go again, blowing another brain fuse!!! Once again you are twisting my posts to mean what you think or want them to mean. I did not say in any way that the drivers are any less talented and skilled or in any less demanding conditions. In fact it takes a special kind of brave to drive sprint cars.

      And yes I did whiz on your thread, cleaner not included!!

      CIRF= Curmudgeon In Rage Fully
      Last edited by Clayton_Wetters; 02-19-2020, 06:23 PM.
      I'm a copycat wetter... 😎

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      • CIRF
        Senior Member
        • Jul 2007
        • 8122

        #33
        Originally posted by Clayton_Wetters View Post
        There you go again, blowing another brain fuse!!! Once again you are twisting my posts to mean what you think or want them to mean. I did not say in any way that the drivers are any less talented and skilled or in any less demanding conditions. In fact it takes a special kind of brave to drive sprint cars.

        And yes I did whiz on your thread, cleaner not included!!

        CIRF= Curmudgeon In Rage Fully
        Brain fuse? Sure seemed to be fairly straight forward and logical and we only react to exactly what you said. Like I said Terry, you're just not capable of pissing on the subject matter at hand, you just don't have the intellect required to do so.

        I didn't twist anything, I pointed out the prevailing position regarding dirt open wheel drivers not having the skills and bravery to drive DLM's that was stated in posts in another area of the forum so don't try to take credit for that, too. Hahahaha!!

        The play on words of the acronym is lame, even by your sophomoric standards! LOLOL!!

        Terry, you've evaded the original question of how a driver can master tire management skills needed to win double digit 100 mile Silver Crown races but those same skills don't in any way correlate to a 100 lap late model event. Sure seems simple enough but you just don't have the guts to explain and expand on that position. It sure appears that you'd rather evade the question as opposed to finally admit your full of poop or make yourself look less informed than you already do! You've had ample opportunity to state your case but I'm skeptical as to whether you'll muster the moxie. Hahahahaha!

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        • Clayton_Wetters
          Senior Member
          • Nov 2019
          • 1053

          #34
          CIRF, what is your problem? I moved on several months ago. I have no desire to debate squat with you anymore let alone have anything to do with you.

          Now get off my yard!!! hhahahahaha

          Jealousy is a bad thing. Seek help!!
          I'm a copycat wetter... 😎

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          • CIRF
            Senior Member
            • Jul 2007
            • 8122

            #35
            Originally posted by Clayton_Wetters View Post
            CIRF, what is your problem? I moved on several months ago. I have no desire to debate squat with you anymore let alone have anything to do with you.

            Now get off my yard!!! hhahahahaha

            Jealousy is a bad thing. Seek help!!
            Okay Terry. It was not a debate, it was a simple question which most any simple mind could easily understand and answer clearly and concisely with you being the rare exception. You refuse to answer the question due to the fact that you can't answer truthfully without looking extremely gormless (look it up Einstein! LOL!). You just went into the same gutless category as power 14, power 20, power boy, TS FAN. That is a sad category even for you Terry. I really thought you were above that level of cowardice. Be strongly advised Terry, I am in no way envious of you two. The cost of avoiding the question is being revealed as a gutless wonder like power boy.

            Get off your yard? No problem, Terry. I used to get a kick outa' a lot of what you post but it's clearly evident that you're just a little on the phony side.

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            • Clayton_Wetters
              Senior Member
              • Nov 2019
              • 1053

              #36
              Wow, are you still not getting it? I'm done. You're the phony among other things such as arrogant and totally self centered.

              What a thin skin!!!
              I'm a copycat wetter... 😎

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              • Raceready
                Senior Member
                • Jun 2015
                • 4737

                #37
                Is somebody acting like Major Charles Emerson Winchester ?

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                • Clayton_Wetters
                  Senior Member
                  • Nov 2019
                  • 1053

                  #38
                  I just happen to be watching my MASH DVD's. I'm into the third season. Henry Blake is about to crash into the Sea of Japan soon.
                  I'm a copycat wetter... 😎

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                  • Raceready
                    Senior Member
                    • Jun 2015
                    • 4737

                    #39
                    Originally posted by Clayton_Wetters View Post
                    I just happen to be watching my MASH DVD's. I'm into the third season. Henry Blake is about to crash into the Sea of Japan soon.
                    LOL !! One of the first gifts my lovely bride bought me was the whole series of M*A*S*H. But only they are on VHS tapes which I shouldn't of said because it dates me ! ! Most of them have not ever been open because I've seen so many episodes that I've already have seen most of them scores of times. At one time in the early eighties the show was on 7 times a night between 4 stations ! The show where Corporal Rader O'Reilly walks into the O.R. without a surgical mask on and somebody yells "Radar GET A MASK ON" and he announces sans mask that " Lt. Colonel Henry Blakes plane was shot down in sea of Japan, it spun in, there were no survivors". After that one could hear a pin drop {save for a gasp from a woman} and the crew had to keep on operating with the O.R. full of wounded. Every time I see this episode it brings a tear to my eye. Maybe the series touches me more so than the commoner because my Dad was a Korean war vet.

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                    • Raceready
                      Senior Member
                      • Jun 2015
                      • 4737

                      #40
                      When one watches the series { which set a record for the longest running series at the time } they will get into when Ferret Face Frank Burns gets replaced by Winchester. Not to mention any names but the arrogant Major Charles Emerson Winchester will remind many of somebody that seemingly has been there, done that of every major event in American history and he portrays everyone else as BOORS ! !

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                      • fastford
                        Senior Member
                        • Dec 2008
                        • 4059

                        #41
                        i haven't watched in a while , but now im motivated , ive probably seen about every episode 3 times , but like andy griffith , i can watch them over and over and still see something i missed before...

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                        • Clayton_Wetters
                          Senior Member
                          • Nov 2019
                          • 1053

                          #42
                          I have the entire collection, eleven seasons. I break them out every two or three years.
                          I'm a copycat wetter... 😎

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                          • TS FAN
                            Senior Member
                            • Jul 2008
                            • 4236

                            #43
                            I am a Seinfeld guy. Also Ralph Kramden.

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                            • Clayton_Wetters
                              Senior Member
                              • Nov 2019
                              • 1053

                              #44
                              Then you should like Buford T. Justice too. lol
                              I'm a copycat wetter... 😎

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                              • CIRF
                                Senior Member
                                • Jul 2007
                                • 8122

                                #45
                                Originally posted by Clayton_Wetters View Post
                                I have the entire collection, eleven seasons. I break them out every two or three years.
                                That revelation right there answers a myriad of questions! Hahahahahahahaha!!

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