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[Ghost]

Originally Posted by antonye

If you honestly think that this was the intention, then you're beyond help

The point CB is trying to make is that *if* the series allowed tyre warmers then it would be fine if you were in a garage, otherwise you would need a genny to power them. You'd probably need one anyway at places where there was no electrical hook-up in the paddock, such as Mallory, Cadwell, Castle Coombe, etc.

Having to go out and buy tyre warmers and a genny (remember you need quire a powerful one to run the tyre warmers) would be touching £1,000 ... that's the same as some people paid for their bikes!

So the point was that tyre warmers (and thus the generator you need to run them) are banned from use in DD.

Perhaps you could just run that by me again, my degree isn't in literacy, so I'm not sure what you are saying. FFS

[ChrisBushell]

As ever all of the detail that might be required is contained in the words of the response.

I thought it quite erudite!

[antonye]

*bangs head on desk*

[paynep]

Originally Posted by ChrisBushell

As ever all of the detail that might be required is contained in the words of the response.

I thought it quite erudite!

I thought a crudite was a traditional French appetizers comprising sliced or whole raw vegetables which are dipped in a vinaigrette or another dipping sauce?

But then I don't have a degree in anything

[MLC Racing]

Originally Posted by paynep

I thought a crudite was a traditional French appetizers comprising sliced or whole raw vegetables which are dipped in a vinaigrette or another dipping sauce?

But then I don't have a degree in anything

Erudite:
chinese version of a popular 2 part adhesive.

My degrees are advanced.....or retarded.....or.....

[paynep]

Originally Posted by MLC Racing

Erudite:
chinese version of a popular 2 part adhesive.

A bit old hat now - Supergrue is the in thing

[Chaz]

Originally Posted by ChrisBushell

As ever all of the detail that might be required is contained in the words of the response.

I thought it quite erudite!

Never could understand suveners! sounds like Latin to me