[tcb] Re: Safe show?

  • From: "chuck blue" <sukchew@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: <tcb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 24 Apr 2008 17:57:27 -0500

When there are only a few watercooled others it is almost impossible not to 
lump them together.I have been competing against the new cars for several years 
with my 79 and that is just the way it is.If there were 10 MKIs there they 
would be a class I'm sure just as there is a new bettle class.New is easier to 
get ready.Having said that If I had to have a trophy I wouldn't enter. As they 
say in drag racing, ya run what ya brung.I'm pround to enter my scirocco just 
as I will be proud to enter Bluebus, as bad as it is.
  It's about the people or everyone wouldn't be concerned about security , 
Ninja Neil. and the smokeout  area . 
 
Steve and Sharon Did a hell of a job and hope that they return for more 
punishment next year.ole blue

ole blue
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Ed 
  To: tcb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 
  Sent: Thursday, April 24, 2008 4:53 PM
  Subject: [tcb] Re: Safe show?


  Not a complaint about judging but a question.
  This is the first time I showed a watercooled VW, are they normally all 
lumped into just one or two classes? My 1984 Rabbit didn't stand a chance 
against a 2004 Polo.
  Ed


  sammie smith <bugcollections@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
    OK, Ok:  Gotta drop my 2 cents again.  One:  Texas is a community property 
state but separate property before marriage is still separate property after 
marriage, unless you comingle the assets.  But I am thinking of giving Bev half 
the Bakery Bus cause she's the one that inspired it.  Course the half she's 
getting is the one with the gas tank and she's gotta keep it filled.  Two:  On 
awards; I think the new format went extremely well and I have heard only one 
complaint.  That about a bus that got beat by at least two busses which have 
been featured in Hot VWs (no not my class).  People need to realize that there 
were some really awesome vehicles there.  Many have been mag featured cars.  
The "Best Of" awards were judged by 4 very experienced VW people who were 
totally independent relative to the vehicles.  I personally saw no classes 
where awards were made which were not correctly judged, or at least very 
closely so.

    Denis Dodson <coocoo@xxxxxxx> wrote: 
      I think that Steve was saying that at the show, that there MIGHT not be 
one 
      next year. If it was me, I'd be saying that every year on Friday.

      I hope Sharon is reading these posts and will know that a popular 
uprising 
      is happening to stop this crap.

      Aside from the racing crap, Steve is taking amazing abuse from some 
people 
      about judging and trophies. If I were him there would definitely be a Do 
Not 
      Return list. Some people should just stay away, or at least be barred 
from 
      competing. (I hope he doesn't put me on that list)





      ----- Original Message ----- 
      From: 
      To: 
      Sent: Thursday, April 24, 2008 12:08 PM
      Subject: [tcb] Safe show?


      > Sammie, I couldn't agree more!
      >
      > Burnouts / racing on a narrow road lined with campsites and intoxicated 
      > individuals in a state park at midnight...does any part of that sound 
      > reasonable? One blown brake line, wheel cylinder, blown tire, etc. And 
      > someone could have easily been seriously injured or killed. How hard is 
it 
      > to have fun in a way that doesn't jepordize someone elses safety?
      >
      > The Chamberlins and others did an awesome job putting on a great show 
and 
      > should be commended. I think it is terrible that this puts a taint on 
the 
      > show.
      >
      > There are rumors going around on the VOSA site that there will not be a 
      > Classic next year due to the idiotic behaviour this year. Can anyone 
      > confirm or deny that? I know if I was running it I would have to think 
      > long and hard before taking on that liability. Let some drunk get hurt 
and 
      > you can be damn sure they will be suing everyone they can name for not 
      > protecting them from their own stupidity.
      >
      >
      > Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T
      >
      > -----Original Message-----
      > From: sammie smith 
      >
      > Date: Thu, 24 Apr 2008 08:43:41
      > To:tcb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
      > Subject: [tcb] Re: I need a Boogr free zone
      >
      >
      > Nope; I agree Denis. Drunk in public or speeds in excess of 10mph at 
any 
      > time in the show will ban you from the park. Last year we had VW races 
in 
      > the middle of the night posted on U tube. Races again this year. Steve 
      > needs to have everyone sign a liability release and a code of conduct 
form 
      > that will result in being banned if not followed. Cops should have been 
      > called a couple of times this year. It just takes a few idiots to ruin 
the 
      > show for everyone.
      >
      > Denis Dodson wrote:
      > Poor Steve is going to have to make a code of conduct. I think that the 
      > "loud zone" means music and conversation, howling at the moon. But I 
will 
      > be happy if I never hear racing engines with squealing tires again. It 
is 
      > just plain infantile and obnoxious. I know I sound like an old man, BUT 
I 
      > AM AN OLD MAN!
      >
      > Ennis is a good show for exhibitions of speed, not the Classic. These 
guys 
      > are going to force security people on the show. Something that has not 
      > been necessarily before.
      >
      > Maybe I'm angry because it's all supposed to be about me!
      > ----- Original Message -----
      >
      > From: sammie smith 
      > To: tcb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
      > Sent: Thursday, April 24, 2008 9:10 AM
      > Subject: [tcb] Re: I need a Boogr free zone
      >
      > Well, now that you have brought the subject up: Yeah, think Steve 
should 
      > probably ban him from the show. Some of those types could get us banned 
      > from the park. There are people who party and have a good time and 
maybe 
      > drink to much sometimes, and then there are drunks.
      >
      > Denis Dodson > wrote:
      > Call me mean, but I found nothing to like about him. I drove many many 
      > miles to be with my friends, not to be subjected to him. He took up a 
lot 
      > of the time when I was supposed to be happy.
      >
      > Now, I come home and he is here, too!
      >
      > Maybe I'm just too old and stodgy. I'll be glad if I never run into him 
      > again, unless I'm in Murray.
      >
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