RE: bear bait

[Eaton Dave <dave.eaton@minedu.govt.nz>]

just finished 1300km's on nz roads over 2 days, with a 6 hour long bike ride
in the middle.  where are those bum massage seats when you need them....

anyway, talking of bear bait.  i thought i had got the ideal bloke in a
peugeot 406 and stayed my regulation 4-5 car lengths behind.  however, his
guy then seemed to think that i'd been talking to tracey about the size of
his ol'fella because he starts the cornering-on-the-door-handles trick.
suicidal overtaking manoeuvres and all.  finally he got to one 65km corner
and went in way to hot for a pug, overcooked it completely, and understeered
all the way over to the road margin on the wrong side of the road, stayed
there for 200 metres before making it back to the left.  in the end, for his
safety, i overtook him as quickly as i could, and relied on my detector from
then on.

bear bait should not be middle aged male executives driving company cars.
escpecially japanese ones as they seem to resent some handsome young fella
in an audi *station wagon* trying to get past.

dave (still enjoying the sound of the station wagon (full of clobber)
accelerating past 5,500 in 4th.)
'95 rs2
'90 ur-q

		-----Original Message-----
		Date: Sat, 06 Feb 1999 19:36:11 GMT
		From: quk@isham-research.demon.co.uk (Phil Payne)
		Subject: Re: Audifest '99, Montana?

		In message <3.0.3.32.19990206142004.02f3002c@inetone.net>
Robert Myers writes:

		> That depends whether or not you are running well into
triple digit speeds
		> across Kansas in a convoy of Audis linked with CB radios.
:-)

		With an a$$hole in a BuMWiper running bear bait up front?