In regard to the "Cheating Dog" stickers, you see some racers with "No Fear"
decals, perhaps Team Thicko should have "No Shame" stickers.
In defense of the provided food, I have to say it was a vast improvement on
Friday night, and the food at the Children's Museum wasn't bad, especially the
desserts. I would not begin to compare them with the spread at the Thicko
compound. However, after two such weekends in three weeks, I am looking for a
new, larger driver's suit.
It was good to see the Flounder back in action.
Fitz
Wm. Severin Thompson wrote:
> To my Esteemed Brethren,
>
> First off, a huge thank you to all you Thickos that attended IRP and helped
> make Thicko Village THE place to be at a VSCDA event. We partied every
> night... even had live music and some dancing. The weather made an attempt
> to dampen our spirits on Saturday, but there was no stopping this group. We
> had "Tent City" erected (I know some of you love it when I use words like
> that), complete with heat and other amenities.
>
> Speaking of group, a quick scan of the Group 2 qualifying sheet showed that
> Team Thicko has about a 66% penetration (... there I go again)... and most
> of that 66% was at the top 2/3rds of the grid sheet. Well done.
>
> Speaking of well done, those of you that continue to pay big bucks to stand
> in line for mediocre banquet food need to wise up. TT was eating high off
> the hog (and cow) all weekend. We were cooking pork chops, chicken, steaks,
> brisquet, meatballs... you name it, we cooked it. Maybe that's why there
> were no dogs allowed in the paddock?
>
> Speaking of dogs... there were a few guys out there that year after year
> just haven't a clue. Guys that drive fast cars, and insist on driving the
> middle of the track in the corners. What maroons, what imbociles, what
> nincowpoops.
>
> Speaking of nincowpoops, I managed to break 2 axles during the course of the
> weekend. Guess it's time to buy the cheater axles...
>
> Speaking of cheatin'... Black Bart wore his scarlet letter proudly. In fact,
> after applying the "Cheatin' Dog" sticker to his car, we started to get
> numerous requests for them. You guys are impossible.
>
> Speaking of impossible, it's impossible for me to convey how much I
> appreciated seeing, racing, and partying with all of you. You went out of
> your way to welcome me back, and I do appreciate more than you could know.
>
> I remain...
>
> The Flounder
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