Get a grip - all - Please

[B'stard Child]

PHEA has got a bit busy recently - my perspective is for all the wrong reasons.

My own viewpoint

Arguing on the internet is pointless - it is and people know it is!!!

Can't say something nice say nothing

Don't feed a troll - he'll get hungry and then find somewhere else - pref general gassing

So I hope things will improve and if they don't once Marham is sorted I intend to do what I've done before.

Life is like a long drive - and I don't ever go back to places I don't like when there are so many places I do like that I'd like to see again or even have always wanted to visit.

[B'stard Child]

Oh and That post is not taking sides or being critical of the current level of moderation in this section just a viewpoint that the content in this section has gone so far downhill it's subterranean

Awaits deletion........ possibly

[prmoldoaks]

Your entitled to your viewpoint and its respected.

but we must keep it an open forum for all (without taking sides or getting nasty)

[Garlick]

No deletion needed.

I now realise that e mails intended to be confidential have been distributed via the PHEA e mail database as i've seen it.

Please, please be careful chaps as certain parts of the content is not really something that should be mailed to all, but that's not my business.

It's for precisely these reasons that we had to act. I'm reading what you post guys, believe me, but urge you to at least let the dust settle for now.

[bones33]

geesh I see kids behave better than a lot of ppl here on PHEA these days.

Gunna stop coming to PHEA soon.

[dirty boy]

bones33 said:

geesh I see kids behave better than a lot of ppl here on PHEA these days.

Gunna stop coming to PHEA soon.

Are you serious?

Is that entirely necessary?

I've not yet made a PHEA meet, but have done a bit of Karting with the lads at Ellough, all great lads, so I will endeavour to make some official events this year. It's at times like this it needs the support of 'us' and it's 'us' that makes a good event.


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Was I serious just then? I'll have to go and post something stupid to redress the dumb/clever balance

[MG Mark]

Ian,

Sorry to go off topic, but I saw the thread title and thought this was about grip levels when cornering. I always try to get as much grip as possible, but am possibly hampered by the nature of relatively skinny tyres and a lack of power that gets the wheels spinning. Now, although age and memory are always a factor these days, I don't think you've ever been in the MGA, nor me in the Monza at Marham - what say a mutual comparison to grip what really matters....?

MG Mark