[Killed by Death]

Originally Posted by M5Rick

Drink champagne my friend, guarantee no hang up's with the head later

I can't drink too much champagne but guarantee cheap beer isn't the answer...Kinda like hammy

[M5Rick]

Originally Posted by ///M Power-Belgium

That's what we did my friend , we drank 4 bottles Dom Pérignon with salmon toasts and wine with the dinner and a few Belgian cold beers for digestion .

At this moment only strong Jacqmotte mocha coffee ..

But at this moment , there is also home made chicken broth soup simmering on the hob .
Hopefully , that's the medicine ...

I had 3/4 of bottle and wifey the other 1/4 with some grub and started much earlier than midnight...was the perfect night cap
Right now wifey cooking a nice pork meal with the trimmings, don't want to see a scrap of turkey anymore.

[///M Power-Belgium]

Originally Posted by Killed by Death

I can't drink too much champagne but guarantee cheap beer isn't the answer...Kinda like hammy

[M5Rick]

^ Watched this with my morning cuppa while wifey still slept, my fave rally car..

[M5Rick]

Originally Posted by ///M Power-Belgium

Box now box now..No! stay out stay out

[DrFerry]

Originally Posted by M5Rick

^ Watched this with my morning cuppa while wifey still slept, my fave rally car..

Oh how I miss Grupe B! Those were the days. I watched 'em live in the middle of the night in 1982 on the Lombard RAC Rally during a Yorkshire forest stage. Back then, and even in the video you linked above, Grupe B was all about total driver commitment. Amazing stuff and daring.

Now, in contrast, consider the two videos below which are all about driver precision and commitment. One inch of error in the two videos below and it's quite possibly game over. Check these two vids out and listen to the wide open throttle modulation, as well as slow driver hands. I have a few other mind blowing motorsports examples if you're interested.
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[M5Rick]

[QUOTE=DrFerry;31748588]Oh how I miss Grupe B! Those were the days. I watched 'em live in the middle of the night in 1982 on the Lombard RAC Rally during a Yorkshire forest stage. Back then, and even in the video you linked above, Grupe B was all about total driver commitment. Amazing stuff and daring.

Now, in contrast, consider the two videos below which are all about driver precision and commitment. One inch of error in the two videos below and it's quite possibly game over. Check these two vids out and listen to the wide open throttle modulation, as well as slow driver hands. I have a few other mind blowing motorsports examples if you're interested.
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Good you put those vids on, certainly what Hauser does there is not for easily stirred bods.
I've seen so many vids of all types and keep going back to them and even pre Group B like the TR7 V8's gp 4's like Tony Pond. Love seing those.

[///M Power-Belgium]

Originally Posted by M5Rick

Box now box now..No! stay out stay out

LEW => https://www.reddit.com/r/formuladank...errari_office/

[M5Rick]

Originally Posted by ///M Power-Belgium

LEW => https://www.reddit.com/r/formuladank...errari_office/

He smelt the slowly cooking shpaghetti beef bolognese permeating the premises and a barrel of Chianti with oversize wine glasses ready on the side, unfortunately for him there is no vegetarian option of the bolognese.

[///M Power-Belgium]

Originally Posted by M5Rick

He smelt the slowly cooking shpaghetti beef bolognese permeating the premises and a barrel of Chianti with oversize wine glasses ready on the side, unfortunately for him there is no vegetarian option of the bolognese.

[M5Rick]

Originally Posted by ///M Power-Belgium

He left it with Tots

[///M Power-Belgium]

Originally Posted by M5Rick

He left it with Tots

The 2 Italian Tifosi at the company told me that LEW's Italian name is "Louisa (!)

I was almost down on the floor ...