Re: Greatest moment in CART history

"Chip Thomas" <spamanot@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
news:_nLwj.4857$Mh2.1652@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> RickyBobby wrote:
>>
>> "Robert Lorenzini" <bob@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
>> news:slrnfs6ohf.3bk.bob@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>> On Mon, 25 Feb 2008 14:03:01 -0800, RickyBobby <nascar42@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Any of you snooty, high income, highly educated former open wheel
fans 
>>>> are
>>>> more than welcome to take up a fervent interest in yacht racing. 
That 
>>>> may
>>>> be more your speed and include more of your type of people.
>>>>
>>>
>>> There have been a number of us here over the years who do have an 
>>> interest
>>> in yacht racing and road racing in general. Did you not lose a wager 
>>> here?
>>>
>>>
>>
>> Well, since there is an established market of you sophisticates there 
>> should be someone coming right along to satisfy it.
>>
>> Now just go away since your billionaire owners of  CART-OWRS have quit 
>> and leave auto racing to regular auto racing fans.
>>
>> Thanks and goodbye.
>
> I think he tried to insult some of us by accusing us of making a 
> comfortable living, that we are educated, sophisticated and intelligent.
>
> I must have missed how that's an insult.  Are we supposed to be stupid, 
> unwashed welfare recipients to be races fans?
>
> [sarcasm on]
>
> BTW, speaking of yachts (Richard Robert "Biff" mentioned it), a nice
side 
> trip from the LBGP is a trip down to San Diego.  They have two Americas 
> Cup boats (including Dennis Connors's "Stars & Stripes") next to the 
> aircraft carrier museum that offer half day cruises around the bay.  Try

> http://www.nextlevelsailing.com
for more info.  Its a great experience, 
> highly recommended especially for us sailing / billionaire race fan
types.
>
> [sarcasm off]
>
>
> Chip

Chip, I am not making any fun of your superior lifestyle and education.

For us common lot the snobbish attitude seems to put us off.