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- Larry Herman - 10-03-2006
Break the rules! Anything worth winning is worth cheating for, ask any Nascar driver.
Would you rather be a less talented, more popular person or
a more talented, less popular person?
- smankow - 10-03-2006
more talented, less popular. Eventually, you will get recognized for your talent
here's a no-lose question:
would you rather go to the club race at Summit Point with the RTR boys
or
go to the club race at Daytona and be fish fodder for the Hermanator
- Bill Moffitt - 10-10-2006
daytona...better modern dance establishments
Ginger or Marianne?
- LouZ - 10-10-2006
Have you seen them lately? You should have added Mrs. Howell too!
OK - Ginger
Since you want to leave it up to the guys,.... for the ladies, I'll ask....
Brad or Matt
(go ahead Bill and answer)
- TwentySix - 10-11-2006
Brad or Matt who??? The question should be:
....the Michael
or
.....Fernando :dude:
- TwentySix - 10-11-2006
OK... how about this
would you rather punt off your key rival to become world champion
or
lose with honor and grace?
- Larry Herman - 10-11-2006
G-d these are too easy. Punt off my rival, of course. If he (or she) isn't fast enough to stay ahead of me, well that's racing.
When at a DE, would you rather go out on the town, or
get a good night's sleep?
- Mike Andrews - 10-11-2006
Good nights sleep
Sticking with the racing theme............
Would you rather be a one time world champion then spend the rest of your carrer as a back marker in a non competitive car
or
spend your carrer as a competent driver in a semi competitive car winning occasional races
- Larry Herman - 10-11-2006
I'd rather be the champion. It's one thing that you will have forever that will separate you from the rest of the crowd.
Would you rather have a car that is cosmetically nice & mechanically perfect,
or
one that runs ok, but is flawless to look at.
- smankow - 10-11-2006
cosmetically nice but mechanically perfect (unless you're a corvette guy)
build an empire or maintain a dynasty