Re: Clutch slipping - looking for reputable shop in Richmond, VA
 

On Mon, 17 Apr 2006 08:08:10 -0500, Crystal <crystal@nospam.thankyou>
wrote:

>"Michael Pardee" <michaeltnull@cybertrails.com> wrote in
>news:vv-dnbI7J48KD97ZnZ2dnUVZ_umdnZ2d@sedona.net:
>
>> Okay... so we have a contributor who says he is a professional driver
>> (a credible claim - there is nothing rare about that) and another who
>> admits to speeding as a regular exercise, thinks 400K is a long
>> driving record and replies "Professional driver. That's funny
>> man." Who is the more credible?
>>
>> I'm not a pro driver (although I have recently been putting 1000 hwy
>> miles a week on my company truck... northern Arizona is a pretty large
>> service area), but I certainly passed the million mile mark some time
>> ago. Long before that I decided speeding is a fool's game; increased
>> risk of unspeakable horror without tangible gain is not smart.
>>
>> Every experienced driver has known at least one time he or she wished
>> with all of his or her heart to be going slower or that the brakes
>> would stop quicker. Why on earth would somebody deliberately throw
>> away the opportunity to make that come true?
>>
>> Mike
>>
>>
>>
>
>Sure, maybe you're right, but it's not his place to judge me. Even if he
>is a professional driver, I have many friends who are "professional"
>drivers, with sponsors and the whole 9 yards. They don't judge me. If he
>thinks I'm going to just up and slow down because he's a "pro" he can
>eat a dick. And the comment about women drivers was uncalled for.
>Anyways I'm out of this thread.


anyone with a class A license is a professional driver, you have a
class A license?