Pattern memory

[Bob Richards]

Hehehehe. Of all the things to be remembered for......
 
I'll have to try a repeat of this. I'm thinking of ways to increase my "impression points". Maybe if I eat a bunch of beans the night before, I'll be able to get a little more speed when I kick in the afterburner. ;-)
 
Bob R.


Paul Lachance <plachance at cox.net> wrote:
Dean and Bob,
 
    I remember that one well.  It was at Fentress in Chesapeake, VA.  I keep telling Bob that he will ALWAYS be remembered for that one.LOL.
 
Paul LaChance
Chesapeake, VA
----- Original Message ----- 
From: Dean Pappas 
To: discussion at nsrca.org 
Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2005 3:40 PM
Subject: RE: Pattern memory


Well, Bob ...
Let me tell you what I remember!
It was a dark and stormy contest. The winds whipped out of the SouthWest, and the clouds were a portent of imminent disaster.
There on the windward horizon appeared a pirate ship: evil black flag flying in the wind, and racing toward us, menacingly.
I was seated with the other magistrate, the Honorable Steve Stricker ... we were witness to the awful spectacle.
 
What really happened? You, Bob, were on a fold-up bicycle, with a black umbrella for a sail, doing about 25 MPH without pedaling. 
I think Steve and I scored you generously for your Straight Flight Out.
 
still grinning
        Dean
 
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