Mike Bultemeier writes...
>If she agrees with me again, I will be certain the world is coming to an
end
>very soon.
I think Mike is correct again. If I agree with him again, the apocolypse is
near.
Oh now. Was that number three?
Everyone, take cover!
Katie
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Mike Bultemeier [SMTP:hottvr@tfs.net]
> Sent: Monday, June 07, 1999 11:41 AM
> To: Kelly, Katie
> Cc: autox@autox.team.net
> Subject: Re: Left foot
>
> This is getting really wierd. Last week Katie agreed with me, this week ,
> Oh
> man.
> I gotta agree with her on this left foot brake deal. It may work for some
> but it
> sure
> is hard in a formula car or a Sports racer. It is especially difficult for
> people with big feet. The times I tried it it scared me to death. I got my
> foot
> over to the brake and couldn't get it back to the clutch quickly. It just
> felt
> really odd to me.
>
> If she agrees with me again, I will be certain the world is coming to an
> end
> very soon.
>
> Mike B. TLS#1
>
>
> "Kelly, Katie" wrote:
>
> > Personally, I think this whole LFB issue is highly overrated. LFBers
> will
> > tell you it's the thing to do. Well, of course they'll feel that way.
> They
> > can do it!
> >
> > Which isn't to say if you can't do it, you'll never learn. With
> practice,
> > you can learn to do almost anything. Like, for centuries, left handed
> people
> > had to learn to write with their right hands. Of course, they learned,
> but
> > it was painful, and it encouraged dislexia (did I spell that right?) and
> > things like that.
> >
> > So, you can keep practicing your left foot braking, but if it causes you
> > headaches, like it does to me, it's probably not all that worth
> learning.
> >
> > Katie K.
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