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sharkytm posted:Ditto. I knew "drive it"would be #1, but it's too boring, and I couldn't help poke fun at an old forums member. I'll bet 90% of the people here don't even get it there joke, I'm getting old. The proper joke would have been "Take pictures of the headlight of the car my mom just bought and act like it's mine". "Clean all of the mold my brother left in the car" would also have been acceptable.
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Jun 14, 2016 18:39
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CannonFodder posted:Cat Terrist brought his A game. I'll agree with this. In the realm of fixed decades spanning 0-9, I put 1970-79 as worse than 80-89 because things got steadily worse along the way. 1980 cars were still pretty poo poo but by 1989 there were more than a few bright spots.
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Jun 15, 2016 03:51
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I knew Senna would be the Sheep answer but I couldn't bring myself to do it. If the question was "greatest F1 driver ever" I'd have to split it between Senna and Schumacher, sure. But Liquid Communism, Wrar, and SFH1989 know how to read the question.  Senna and Foyt were both arguably the best at their main form of racing (F1 and Indycar respectively) but Senna never really went outside of F1, aside from a test in a Penske Indycar sometime in the early '90s. Foyt, aside from a dominant Indycar career (the first of three four-time 500 winners, 67 race wins, seven championships), is the only person to have 500 wins in both front-engine and rear-engine cars, and the only person to have wins in the Indy 500, Daytona 500, and 24 Hours of Le Mans. He is also apparently immortal, evidenced by the fact that he is still alive today despite a lifetime of brutal crashes, tractor incidents, and ice cream. You want to win a F1 race, you pick Senna. You want your best chance of winning a race held anytime, anywhere, in anything? You pick Anthony Joseph Goddamn Foyt, Junior.
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Jun 16, 2016 00:22
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SFH1989 posted:If you're going to go by driver's who had the majority of their success in the same basic type of racing then the true greatest driver ever is clear: John Force Tru.dat. Has there ever been someone more dominant in a single series?
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Jun 16, 2016 03:47
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InitialDave posted:I find the usual problem with "worst" car opinions is you have to take into account what the car was meant to be. Yep, which is why the Sebring gets a slight pass over the J-body. The Sebring was vaguely more ambitious, even if it was crap. The Cavalier was trying to be just basic transport and across multiple generations they never got it right. The PT was exactly what it was supposed to be, and was only a single generation.  I have a feeling I whiffed on the consistently good question, though.
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