Outside of the dry lakes clique, it’s fuel roadsters and competition coupes that are the peculiar cars.
In the larger world, it’s jet dragsters and Funny Cars that are seen by millions of people each year. It’s jet and rocket land speed cars that get papers written about them published in engineering journals. It’s jet and rocket land speed cars that get in the history books.
It was rocket drag bike racers who were the first to adopt rider drag chutes. It was a rocket drag bike racer who verified the effectiveness of rider drag chutes.
It was jet and rocket land speed cars that verified the practicality of tireless wheels since used by many Bonneville racers for the front ends of their cars.
Landspeed Racing..............SCTA/BNI....USFRA.......
ECTA.....DLRA............AND............................................. BUB ALL M/C Speed Trials
If you want to find out about Ratliff just google his name and you will see it's not only LSR he's an expert in it's everything.
di·a·logue
1: a written composition in which two or more characters are represented as conversing
2 a: a conversation between two or more persons; also : a similar exchange between a person and something else (as a computer) b: an exchange of ideas and opinions <organized a series of dialogues on human rights> c: a discussion between representatives of parties to a conflict that is aimed at resolution <a constructive dialogue between loggers and environmentalists>
di·a·tribe
1archaic : a prolonged discourse
2: a bitter and abusive speech or writing
Main Entry:
dense Listen to the pronunciation of dense
Pronunciation:
\ˈden(t)s\
Function:
adjective
Inflected Form(s):
dens·er; dens·est
Etymology:
Latin densus; akin to Greek dasys thick with hair or leaves
Date:
15th century
1 a: marked by compactness or crowding together of parts <dense vegetation> <dense traffic> b: having a high mass per unit volume <carbon dioxide is a dense gas>
2 a: slow to understand : stupid, thickheaded <was too dense to get the joke> b: extreme <dense ignorance>
3: having between any two elements at least one element <the set of rational numbers is dense>
4: demanding concentration to follow or comprehend <dense prose>5: having high or relatively high opacity <a dense fog> <a dense photographic negative>
synonyms see stupid
— dense·ly adverb
— dense·ness Listen to the pronunciation of denseness \ˈden(t)-snəs\ noun
Franklin, you miss the point that this isn't the rest of the world, it's LSR. Most of what you post is outside ANYBODY'S area of interest.
Please look up the word dialogue, then look up the word diatribe.
Oh wait, let me do it for you.Quotedi·a·logue
1: a written composition in which two or more characters are represented as conversing
2 a: a conversation between two or more persons; also : a similar exchange between a person and something else (as a computer) b: an exchange of ideas and opinions <organized a series of dialogues on human rights> c: a discussion between representatives of parties to a conflict that is aimed at resolution <a constructive dialogue between loggers and environmentalists>Quotedi·a·tribe
1archaic : a prolonged discourse
2: a bitter and abusive speech or writing
Yep, what you post is a diatribe. The subjects are rarely of interest, you never enter into discussion, just keep repeating the same old thing. The same old thing being some obtuse, arcane thing that may or may not have been used once on the planet and holds no interest to the rest of the world because there are more drawbacks then benefits.
I also introduce to you the third "d" word, denseQuote
Main Entry:
dense Listen to the pronunciation of dense
Pronunciation:
\ˈden(t)s\
Function:
adjective
Inflected Form(s):
dens·er; dens·est
Etymology:
Latin densus; akin to Greek dasys thick with hair or leaves
Date:
15th century
1 a: marked by compactness or crowding together of parts <dense vegetation> <dense traffic> b: having a high mass per unit volume <carbon dioxide is a dense gas>
2 a: slow to understand : stupid, thickheaded <was too dense to get the joke> b: extreme <dense ignorance>
3: having between any two elements at least one element <the set of rational numbers is dense>
4: demanding concentration to follow or comprehend <dense prose>5: having high or relatively high opacity <a dense fog> <a dense photographic negative>
synonyms see stupid
— dense·ly adverb
— dense·ness Listen to the pronunciation of denseness \ˈden(t)-snəs\ noun
You pick the correct number.
Glen, old buddy, I do get it.
And I am really enjoying the ride. :-D
And isn't the response proof of the theory?
Sometimes any response is more than is warranted.
Sometimes any response is more than is warranted.
Outside of the dry lakes clique, it’s fuel roadsters and competition coupes that are the peculiar cars.