RaceWon

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by RaceWon 7y ago
Good for him. My first street accident happened when I was 16 (two years before I started street racing--which btw is very dangerous, and for sure I don't advocate for it. Street racing is irresponsible, and street cars are sooo much f
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by RaceWon 7y ago
We (my best friend and I) lived at that lola track for a couple of summers, I still remember my best lap and my best 10 lap average. I also remember nearly flying off that insane alpine ride the one time we tried some other rides.
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by RaceWon 7y ago
Hey that's a first... a motor that is actually a motor.
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by RaceWon 7y ago
> so to someone who doesn't see VC success as very desirable, it comes across as a fairly weak argument. > > What matters is how it changed it. "I read his profile. 'Nuff said" Seriously though?? Certainly the p
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by RaceWon 7y ago
> What matters is how it changed it. I read his profile. 'Nuff said
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The Rise and Fall of No Fear Gear(racerxonline.com)
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by RaceWon 7y ago
If you're in the space of being an Entrepreneur, you should understand sales, and ultimately negotiation. Sales comes down to building desire, different people can desire the same product for different reasons. Understand this fact and
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by RaceWon 7y ago
> They're endorsing 3rd party apps, totally unaffiliated Actually Zelle was created by a consortium of banks: Wells Fargo, BOA, Cap 1, etc., etc., to do battle with PayPal and other P2P money apps.
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by RaceWon 7y ago
> I have a hard time believing they're government controlled I'm sure they [1] No longer have any ties ;). Hey, why would Bush lie about this?!? [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Mockingbird
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by RaceWon 7y ago
> outer side has helped my right wrist's tendonitis, I don't have tendonitis, however last week I was typing with the top of the keyboard much lower than the bottom and there was a feeling of relief in my hands. Just putting th
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by RaceWon 7y ago
> This is one area where Facebook will need to finesse their way through Governments and banks are hand in glove. FB does not have an army, nor more Lawyers than the US GovernMint (to name just one). Oh yeah, and if you don't believ
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by RaceWon 7y ago
> It's usually not anywhere near that complicated. Top pros play millions of hands and if you truly have a knack you remember... everything.
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by RaceWon 7y ago
It is possible your wife has sexual interests that you are not aware of. Most gals ain't as Vanilla as they "pretend" they are . Just putting this out there.
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by RaceWon 7y ago
> No, if you release the button it'll stop OIC, thanks for the info that I was too lazy to DuckDuck
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by RaceWon 7y ago
And so if a person accidentally drops their phone the car eventually stops when it meets an unmovable object? Is this correct?
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by RaceWon 7y ago
> 100% the fault of the owner and the owner should compensate me 100%. The owners fault?? Nope--I feel its Tesla's fault... entirely. Well them and the DOT for allowing this experiment to be carried out on public roads. Meanwhile Go
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by RaceWon 7y ago
More trade leverage and it will also destroy Biden. Brilliant.
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by RaceWon 7y ago
> The point is is there any reason to believe those nightmare scenarios have any realistic chance of coming true Let's look at Trump. Like or loathe him, reasonable people will agree if there was a skeleton or three in his past it w
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by RaceWon 7y ago
> However, you think conservatives would be more open to the possibility of using antitrust as a cudgel against social media companies that seem intolerant toward right-wing viewpoints. No, most of us actually welcome diversity of though
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by RaceWon 7y ago
Banning plants has always been highly effective... it worked for weed, blow and of course heron. Highly effective ;)
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by RaceWon 7y ago
My take is The American Media is in bed with the Democratic Party, and will say what they are told to, in an attempt to gain control and wrest our freedoms away from us. The whole recession spiel (which "amazingly" is reported by
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by RaceWon 7y ago
I'm in awe of the balls that those guys had in that era--to strap one of those beasts to their ass. How surreal that.
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by RaceWon 7y ago
Who knows what the Chinese end game really is? I'm not a political analyst, just like I would have no idea who droned the Saudi oil fields (maybe Trump did). WTF--we only know what we're told. However, based on the fact that the
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by RaceWon 7y ago
> I can confirm that in that case I would not pick up the phone OIC, (lol) I don't play online games (my car is parked outside--so, I have no need for them), I get the connection now though. But you would take a call from Sequoia Ca
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by RaceWon 7y ago
> I just picked up the Hotline Miami collection for Switch I just want to turn this 180 degrees for a second. Imagine yourself having created The App of 2020. It's a social site that has had so many downloads and signups that the we
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by RaceWon 7y ago
> playing brutal games makes people more brutal in real life? After a fashion. I mean you would have to imagine that game as though it was IRL and it was actually you who were in it. Now add in what you saw, thought, smelled and tasted,
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by RaceWon 7y ago
The original classic book "Psycho-Cybernetics" -Dr. Maxwell Maltz is based on the theory that our brains can't tell the difference between reality and a vivid imagining of an event. So true. I urge you to buy and read the ori
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by RaceWon 7y ago
> Given the evidence that conscious thought, self-awareness and "free will" are post-hoc effects, emerging after decisions But I thought I was a racer from age 6... and now I are one.
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by RaceWon 7y ago
> lot of people want to understand their own brains. You are what you think. I have no idea how or why... but I know this is so.
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by RaceWon 7y ago
> I can hardly imagine how can LSD be used to control somebody rather than to free him But you're a rank amateur. The CIA used University and Medical Schools, plus some believe (and I am one of those "some') they also used

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