Nice clip. For me still the Walter Rohrl 1987 Pikes Peak with Audi S1 tinyurl.com/d33xk8 is my favorite. It's with german intro.
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Andrew, well you've heard of it now!
Yes JH, I was just trying to irritate everyone gently, not just AE (if he had put in a comma everything would be fine ...)
In fact I had heard of Pike's Peak before, but not in connection with a road race.
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There, I like to keep everyone happy, don't want you to think you were left out.
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Is this the start of a shift back to gentle pedantry on this site? I was itching at my keyboard the other day when I saw an "elude" where there should have been an "allude". I'm up for it! :-)
JH
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It just shows that HJ's much promoted "left foot braking" will come good given time!
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gentle pedantry on this site?
Not always very gentle if I remember correctly.
It's all very well to twit PU for hitting the wrong keys with his sausage-like fingers, but I can remember people being nasty about the spelling and grammar of some others, being snooty and exclusive. I wouldn't be surprised if some well-meaning posters had been scared off by this schoolmarmish stuff. Either people have made typos or they can't spell. That doesn't make them stupid. I have a relation who is a full professor and can't spell for toffee nuts.
Not appropriate here really. Liable to narrow the range of people posting. There's already a Telegraph-reader bias in our overall profile. We wouldn't want to lose readers of the other comics or no comics at all.
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I don't think it really matters if one can read, write, split infinitives or foul up the spelling - all views seem to be welcome here. Some of the newbies 200 + word unpunctuated ramblings sometime leave one wondering what is being taught at school these days! Showing that ignorance is no bar to high office, I was fascinated to see a Minister of the Crown, blathering on in the House the other day, about "Elicopters". Back to Pikes Peak - anybody who goes up there at those speeds has round objects made of steel IMO!
Edited by Armitage Shanks {p} on 27/07/2009 at 17:02
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Lud,
true. This thread has been a bit of harmless fun, let's keep it that way.
Incidentally, does anyone know what the rear view mirror is for in that Fester? :-)
JH
Edited by JH on 27/07/2009 at 17:38
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