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PFitzG38 3/14/2011 4:32pm
3/14/2011 4:32pm
Ddavis wrote:
Atleast when I give my racing opinions, i've raced competitively in (12-13) and B class races. Never pro stuff, but still competitive classes. Most of you...
Atleast when I give my racing opinions, i've raced competitively in (12-13) and B class races. Never pro stuff, but still competitive classes. Most of you try giving these "expert" opinions when the biggest race you've done is the vet novice class at mammoth. (i'll give respect to the ex-pro's on here, and other riders who are still/were competitive at some point in time). Everyone's entitled to their opinions, but sometimes you just wonder wtf runs through some of your guys minds?
(12-13) and B class!! LOL. Thats funny, there IS a certain typecast to the typical Mammoth Vet rider isn't there. However until you can be competitive in the Sr. Jr. Class at Mammoth I may have zero respect for inexperianced little moto groms like yourself - as a real racer at least. It's not how fast you can go, it's how long you can - and do go fast, and I know a whole bunch of 50 year olds that would smoke your B class; escpecially at Mammoth. I'd rather be a has been then a never was or a wanna be like everyone in the moto community knows you are the epitome of. Even though your moto IQ seems to be very low for someone who is so passionate I appreciate your enthusiasm, however posts like this prove you still have no clue about moto.

Fact is I have more moto respect for a lot of the real racers at a typical REM race then I do for some ex-National Champs. After all it's pretty easy to go fast when you're your age, do you realize half the guys you race against and still beat you don't even train? Try that in a Vet or Sr. Jr. race at Mammoth and let me know how that works out!!

BTW one thing I DO respect you for is your willingness to stick your neck out and not being afraid of failing or being concidered a fool. Those are traits that should serve you well and should be retained.

You riding yet? or still just talking the talk?
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PFitzG38 3/14/2011 4:36pm
3/14/2011 4:36pm
Pdub wrote:
Hey, racing the vet novice class at Mammoth is a big fucking deal.
LOL. Damn straight. Little dude touched a nerve today huh?
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PFitzG38 3/14/2011 4:38pm
3/14/2011 4:38pm
therealjonon wrote:
mr davis your an idiot
Ddavis wrote:
mr jonon, i can't argue with that.
jhansen510 wrote:
I gotta go with DJ on this one. You need to learn when to reply and when to shut the fuck up as u put in...
I gotta go with DJ on this one. You need to learn when to reply and when to shut the fuck up as u put in another post. It will take you a long way in life and you will notice that people like you alot better. And you may think your pretty competitive, but if you aint gettin free bikes and killin it at all the big am races. Pretty good chance your going to be one of them has beens. Just a few things that you might wanna keep in mind.....
More like a "Never Was"

DDavis = Poser
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motomike137 3/14/2011 5:05pm
3/14/2011 5:05pm
morning_stiffy wrote:
Why does everyone on this site act like they're experts? You see people saying stuff like "Dungey needs to be more aggressive to win, that's it."...
Why does everyone on this site act like they're experts?

You see people saying stuff like "Dungey needs to be more aggressive to win, that's it." How in the fuck do you know that? Have you ever raced a professional supercross race?

Have any of the people that try and say what a rider "needs" to do in order to win, ever raced a professional supercross race? Quit acting like you know what you're talking about.
Hey man, just cause you don't know jack about moto don't drag the rest of us into this.

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DavidR 3/14/2011 5:20pm
3/14/2011 5:20pm
morning_stiffy wrote:
Why does everyone on this site act like they're experts? You see people saying stuff like "Dungey needs to be more aggressive to win, that's it."...
Why does everyone on this site act like they're experts?

You see people saying stuff like "Dungey needs to be more aggressive to win, that's it." How in the fuck do you know that? Have you ever raced a professional supercross race?

Have any of the people that try and say what a rider "needs" to do in order to win, ever raced a professional supercross race? Quit acting like you know what you're talking about.
FlaNard wrote:
Stop drinking and posting. You are coming off like a child in every thread.
GuyB wrote:
I this case I kind of agree with him. So much of when people post about what a rider "needs" to do, is more about making...
I this case I kind of agree with him. So much of when people post about what a rider "needs" to do, is more about making the poster happy than what's important for the rider.
So, if you're not in the "industry" or have raced at a certain level you're not entitled to have an opinion? I don't agree with everyone's opinion but that doesn't mean I don't think that they're not entitled to have it. How many of you have an opinion about what you're favorite NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL etc teams should do during or after each game? How many of you have actually played in the NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL? I'm going to go out on a limb and say ZERO! How many of you have an opinion about the job the president's doing? How many of you have actually been a US president? I'm again going to go out on a limb and say that George H. Bush, George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, Jimmy Carter nor Barack Obama are Vital posters. That again being the case why do any of you ever have an opinion on how the president is doing? The argument of if you haven't done something at a certain level or are an "insider" you can't have an opinion is bulsh. But, that's just my opinion.
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MBBadgers 3/14/2011 5:26pm
3/14/2011 5:26pm
FlaNard wrote:
Stop drinking and posting. You are coming off like a child in every thread.
GuyB wrote:
I this case I kind of agree with him. So much of when people post about what a rider "needs" to do, is more about making...
I this case I kind of agree with him. So much of when people post about what a rider "needs" to do, is more about making the poster happy than what's important for the rider.
DavidR wrote:
So, if you're not in the "industry" or have raced at a certain level you're not entitled to have an opinion? I don't agree with everyone's...
So, if you're not in the "industry" or have raced at a certain level you're not entitled to have an opinion? I don't agree with everyone's opinion but that doesn't mean I don't think that they're not entitled to have it. How many of you have an opinion about what you're favorite NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL etc teams should do during or after each game? How many of you have actually played in the NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL? I'm going to go out on a limb and say ZERO! How many of you have an opinion about the job the president's doing? How many of you have actually been a US president? I'm again going to go out on a limb and say that George H. Bush, George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, Jimmy Carter nor Barack Obama are Vital posters. That again being the case why do any of you ever have an opinion on how the president is doing? The argument of if you haven't done something at a certain level or are an "insider" you can't have an opinion is bulsh. But, that's just my opinion.
I agree with what you said, and let's make it more specific, to make you and GuyB happy. How about logical well thought out opinions are acceptable, but the idiots who just post for shock value or shear stupidity aren't acceptable? That's a fair assumption yes?
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Flatliner 3/14/2011 5:40pm
3/14/2011 5:40pm
Ddavis wrote:
Atleast when I give my racing opinions, i've raced competitively in (12-13) and B class races. Never pro stuff, but still competitive classes. Most of you...
Atleast when I give my racing opinions, i've raced competitively in (12-13) and B class races. Never pro stuff, but still competitive classes. Most of you try giving these "expert" opinions when the biggest race you've done is the vet novice class at mammoth. (i'll give respect to the ex-pro's on here, and other riders who are still/were competitive at some point in time). Everyone's entitled to their opinions, but sometimes you just wonder wtf runs through some of your guys minds?
Plenty of great coaches in other sports who didn't play professionally.
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motomike137 3/14/2011 5:44pm
3/14/2011 5:44pm
Rule #1 on Vital, we are all pretty much wannabees who don't know the difference between a whoop and a "hoop"

Rule #2... don't take any of this shit seriously!

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