Honda Poll Mark 2

[PaulT]

So the first one was my first poll and could have/should have been better. Let's try this again.

Paul

[Roland V. Johnson]

Six ways to say yes, but two to say no. Sounds like someone was not getting the results they wanted.

[stonebridge20]

Six ways to say yes, but two to say no. Sounds like someone was not getting the results they wanted.

Roland, What really counts is your letters to the crb@scca.com and bod@scca.com

Oh,....How can you vote for maybe ?

[dc]

MAYBE, if I still own a race car that will accept a conversion by the time the conversion is ready to install.

MAYBE, if stars and planets don't collide before April of 2010 and I have an opportunity to purchase everything I need to go racing.

MAYBE, if the SCCA doesn't destroy Formula Ford out of their own self-interests because of some shady backroom conspiracy to allow a foreign car maker's new-fangled engine to infiltrate their precious and historical legacy class.

MAYBE, if I win the lottery, and don't have to worry about blowing tons of money to chase a $8 bowling trophy.

MAYBE, if a really creative SCCA CASH FOR CLUNKERS program would allow me to trade in my unusable roller DB1 for a nice new low-cost, entry-level junior formula car, like FF was originally intended to be.

MAYBE, if my young, growing family can get a TV reality show about my boring life, so that companies will all trip over themselves to give me houses, cars, new kitchens, clothes and lots of money all in the name of product placement and advertising—"Doug & Kim + a Really Chunky Little Cute Kid With Kind of a Squareish Head"—what do you think?





My own "what if" list qualifies as a "MAYBE" vote. I'm learning to love living in hypotheticals.

Sorry, I woke up on the snarky side of the bed this morning. Pointy tongue be damned. You should see the post I had originally typed out.

[PaulT]

Six ways to say yes, but two to say no. Sounds like someone was not getting the results they wanted.

I can accept this critique, because you are right! I wasn't getting the results I wanted. I felt the original choices were too coarse (Yes, no, maybe).

In reality there are 7 ways to say yes and only 1 no. The other no is for those that want to but can't.

Paul

[swiftdrivr]

HOW MANY WAYS TO VOTE NO DO YOU WANT? Seems to me, one is sufficient. I don't see the; YES, when my current Kent grenades to the point it will be nearly as expensive to repalce as purchasing the Honda. So I voted maybe. JIM