This guy gives your club a bad name

[APXD 30]

ccm911 wrote:

The real question is: If the "alleged" agressive driver was in an old Ford Taurus, would the initial poster's ire have risen to quite the same level?

CarreraS wrote:

You know, I think it must be my Catholic guilt or something, but I have a confession:

I, too, have given EVERY club to which I have ever belonged a bad name.

In 3rd grade, I injected steroids into my prize hog in order to win a Blue Ribbon in the 4H Club.

In high school, I called a petite blonde girl from Philadelphia a "redneck" during a Civil Rights debate while I was a member of the Bethlehem Catholic High School Debate Club.

In college, I convinced a new member of the Temple University Latin Club that "Illegitimus non carborundum" translated into "Catch you on the flipside."

Two years ago, during the club championship at Jericho National Golf Club, I threw my opponent's entire golf bag into the pond on the 10th hole after he coughed during my backswing.

And now, I am certain that I've done many things I'm not proud of while driving my vehicles on the highways and byways of the Delaware Valley.

Ahh, I feel better now. To the critics, "Lighten up, Francis!"; it's just a silly forum. To the photographer and to Navin....get a life.

Wow folks! Judging from the activity on the forum, you can tell it is migration time for RTRs from DE to the web over the winter. I loved these two posts and also the amount of activity/people currently on line.

I too, on occasion, have given a bad name to the club by the two license plates that Jenn & I have on our cars (the Porsches don't have club plates). In my defense, sometimes you gotta let the $%^&* in the minivan (kids in back) who's racing you for no apparent reason what is what. More often you need to feel sorry and let them go.

Rest assured, that car is not who everyone thinks it is. Otherwise the original poster would have been complaining about antifreeze on his windshield instead.