Steve
Considering the conditions yesterday, The only car that should have
shown up was an S4 or A4 Audi. That is why Tony was looking
for an Audi & not a Miata. BTW it was your Audi he was looking
for.
Dennis Armstrong
A.K.A. Beldar Conehead
----- Original Message -----
From: "Steven J. Sherwood" <ssher@home.com>
To: "Anthony Tabacco" <atabacco@california.com>
Cc: <ba-autox@autox.team.net>
Sent: Monday, February 19, 2001 2:24 PM
Subject: Re: human genome project update
> What was with the "realized it was not an Audi" comment?
> You should have said you realized it was not a Miata.
>
> Steve
>
> Anthony Tabacco wrote:
> >
> > The envelop please. The round 2 weird occurrence of the day award goes
to...
> >
> > The full size Chevy pickup that drove through the pits and pulled up to
the
> > grid midway during run group 6. I was working grid and looked over to
see
> > this truck lined up in the number one slot, ready to go next. Of course,
> > sharp worker that I am, I immediately realized it was not an Audi. So I
walk
> > over to these guys and they told me they just wanted to give the course
a
> > try it to see if they liked it. So they had just driven in and lined up.
> > Fortunately, Bryan and Sherry were nearby to kindly help these two to
> > understand the "procedure", and to help them get the thing off the grid
and
> > out of the way. Naturally, after leaving the grid, they wanted to
> > demonstrate that they would have been qualified to run by spinning
multiple
> > donuts in the parking lot, which caused several of our members to run
over
> > to re-discuss "procedure", but they left the site at high velocity and
more
> > smoke before fully updated.
> >
> > I think that maybe there are a few inches of the human genome that are
not
> > fully mapped or maybe just...well, or just got lost in the file. I don't
> > know.
> > Tony
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