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Bourdais - DEAD LAST!
Bourdais - DEAD LAST!
As with other series he's tried (e.g., the IRL's Indy 500,
IROC ...) Chump Car's premier 3 time "championship"
winning "star" Sebastien Bourdais proves once again that
he can't even be competitive, this time during his sympathy
"test" with an F-1 team. Hell, he was even beaten by Liuzzi.
Odd that no one in the Chump newsgroup dared to mention
his abject failure of coming in dead last and very nearly 3 full
seconds behind Kovalainen. Tooooo hilarious. Looks like F1
knew what they were doing year after year by ignoring him.
Jerez F1 testing times - Wednesday:
1) Kovalainen, Renault (B), 1:19.467, 112 laps
2) Badoer, Ferrari (B), 1:19.901, 78
3) Klien, Honda (B), 1:20.005, 122
4) Rossiter, Honda (B), 1:20.016, 97
5) Fisichella, Renault (B), 1:20.104, 100
6) de la Rosa, McLaren-Mercedes (B), 1:20.125, 110
7) Massa, Ferrari (B), 1:20.160, 74
8) Heidfeld, BMW-Sauber (B), 1:20.209, 83
9) Trulli, Toyota (B), 1:20.244, 93
10) Montagny, Toyota (B), 1:20.493, 54
11) Paffett, McLaren-Mercedes (B), 1:20.541, 88
12) Vettel, BMW-Sauber (B), 1:20.575, 94
13) Nakajima, Williams-Toyota (B), 1:20.859, 95
14) Sato, Super Aguri-Honda (B), 1:20.977, 121
15) Ammermuller, Red Bull-Ferrari (B), 1:21.371, 91
16) Liuzzi, Toro Rosso-Cosworth (B), 1:21.843, 65
17) Bourdais, Toro Rosso-Cosworth (B), 1:22.521, 80
http :// www .speedtv,com /articles/auto/formulaone/34427/
As with other series he's tried (e.g., the IRL's Indy 500,
IROC ...) Chump Car's premier 3 time "championship"
winning "star" Sebastien Bourdais proves once again that
he can't even be competitive, this time during his sympathy
"test" with an F-1 team. Hell, he was even beaten by Liuzzi.
Odd that no one in the Chump newsgroup dared to mention
his abject failure of coming in dead last and very nearly 3 full
seconds behind Kovalainen. Tooooo hilarious. Looks like F1
knew what they were doing year after year by ignoring him.
Jerez F1 testing times - Wednesday:
1) Kovalainen, Renault (B), 1:19.467, 112 laps
2) Badoer, Ferrari (B), 1:19.901, 78
3) Klien, Honda (B), 1:20.005, 122
4) Rossiter, Honda (B), 1:20.016, 97
5) Fisichella, Renault (B), 1:20.104, 100
6) de la Rosa, McLaren-Mercedes (B), 1:20.125, 110
7) Massa, Ferrari (B), 1:20.160, 74
8) Heidfeld, BMW-Sauber (B), 1:20.209, 83
9) Trulli, Toyota (B), 1:20.244, 93
10) Montagny, Toyota (B), 1:20.493, 54
11) Paffett, McLaren-Mercedes (B), 1:20.541, 88
12) Vettel, BMW-Sauber (B), 1:20.575, 94
13) Nakajima, Williams-Toyota (B), 1:20.859, 95
14) Sato, Super Aguri-Honda (B), 1:20.977, 121
15) Ammermuller, Red Bull-Ferrari (B), 1:21.371, 91
16) Liuzzi, Toro Rosso-Cosworth (B), 1:21.843, 65
17) Bourdais, Toro Rosso-Cosworth (B), 1:22.521, 80
http :// www .speedtv,com /articles/auto/formulaone/34427/
Re: Bourdais - DEAD LAST!
. wrote:
> As with other series he's tried (e.g., the IRL's Indy 500,
> IROC ...) Chump Car's premier 3 time "championship"
> winning "star" Sebastien Bourdais proves once again that
> he can't even be competitive, this time during his sympathy
> "test" with an F-1 team. Hell, he was even beaten by Liuzzi.
> Odd that no one in the Chump newsgroup dared to mention
> his abject failure of coming in dead last and very nearly 3 full
> seconds behind Kovalainen. Tooooo hilarious. Looks like F1
> knew what they were doing year after year by ignoring him.
>
> Jerez F1 testing times - Wednesday:
>
> 1) Kovalainen, Renault (B), 1:19.467, 112 laps
The car that won the WDC scores fastest, as might be expected.
> 16) Liuzzi, Toro Rosso-Cosworth (B), 1:21.843, 65
> 17) Bourdais, Toro Rosso-Cosworth (B), 1:22.521, 80
7 tenths shy of Liuzzi in the other Toro Rosso after one day of testing
is perfectly respectable for any driver. If he was faster than Liuzzi,
who's been driving that car all year, that would be very impressive, but
7 tenths slower is not shit. Comparing his time with Kovalainen, who has
had a fair go in an F1 car already, is just pointless.
--
Phil
http :// www .usefilm,com /photographer/31307.html
. wrote:
> As with other series he's tried (e.g., the IRL's Indy 500,
> IROC ...) Chump Car's premier 3 time "championship"
> winning "star" Sebastien Bourdais proves once again that
> he can't even be competitive, this time during his sympathy
> "test" with an F-1 team. Hell, he was even beaten by Liuzzi.
> Odd that no one in the Chump newsgroup dared to mention
> his abject failure of coming in dead last and very nearly 3 full
> seconds behind Kovalainen. Tooooo hilarious. Looks like F1
> knew what they were doing year after year by ignoring him.
>
> Jerez F1 testing times - Wednesday:
>
> 1) Kovalainen, Renault (B), 1:19.467, 112 laps
The car that won the WDC scores fastest, as might be expected.
> 16) Liuzzi, Toro Rosso-Cosworth (B), 1:21.843, 65
> 17) Bourdais, Toro Rosso-Cosworth (B), 1:22.521, 80
7 tenths shy of Liuzzi in the other Toro Rosso after one day of testing
is perfectly respectable for any driver. If he was faster than Liuzzi,
who's been driving that car all year, that would be very impressive, but
7 tenths slower is not shit. Comparing his time with Kovalainen, who has
had a fair go in an F1 car already, is just pointless.
--
Phil
http :// www .usefilm,com /photographer/31307.html
Re: Bourdais - DEAD LAST!
Phil Newnham wrote:
> . wrote:
>> As with other series he's tried (e.g., the IRL's Indy 500,
>> IROC ...) Chump Car's premier 3 time "championship"
>> winning "star" Sebastien Bourdais proves once again that
>> he can't even be competitive, this time during his sympathy
>> "test" with an F-1 team. Hell, he was even beaten by Liuzzi.
>> Odd that no one in the Chump newsgroup dared to mention
>> his abject failure of coming in dead last and very nearly 3 full
>> seconds behind Kovalainen. Tooooo hilarious. Looks like F1
>> knew what they were doing year after year by ignoring him.
>>
>> Jerez F1 testing times - Wednesday:
>>
>> 1) Kovalainen, Renault (B), 1:19.467, 112 laps
>
> The car that won the WDC scores fastest, as might be expected.
>
>> 16) Liuzzi, Toro Rosso-Cosworth (B), 1:21.843, 65
>> 17) Bourdais, Toro Rosso-Cosworth (B), 1:22.521, 80
>
> 7 tenths shy of Liuzzi in the other Toro Rosso after one day of testing
> is perfectly respectable for any driver. If he was faster than Liuzzi,
> who's been driving that car all year, that would be very impressive, but
> 7 tenths slower is not shit. Comparing his time with Kovalainen, who has
> had a fair go in an F1 car already, is just pointless.
>
Good grief, it's still alive...
FYI Phil - logic, reason, and facts are of no use with this being. It is
a troll from r.a.s.i and r.a.s.c. that makes Sweeney look sensible and
peaceable. Just so you know what you can expect...
--
forty
“There are only three sports: bullfighting, motor racing, and
mountaineering; all the rest are merely games.” - Ernest Hemingway
Phil Newnham wrote:
> . wrote:
>> As with other series he's tried (e.g., the IRL's Indy 500,
>> IROC ...) Chump Car's premier 3 time "championship"
>> winning "star" Sebastien Bourdais proves once again that
>> he can't even be competitive, this time during his sympathy
>> "test" with an F-1 team. Hell, he was even beaten by Liuzzi.
>> Odd that no one in the Chump newsgroup dared to mention
>> his abject failure of coming in dead last and very nearly 3 full
>> seconds behind Kovalainen. Tooooo hilarious. Looks like F1
>> knew what they were doing year after year by ignoring him.
>>
>> Jerez F1 testing times - Wednesday:
>>
>> 1) Kovalainen, Renault (B), 1:19.467, 112 laps
>
> The car that won the WDC scores fastest, as might be expected.
>
>> 16) Liuzzi, Toro Rosso-Cosworth (B), 1:21.843, 65
>> 17) Bourdais, Toro Rosso-Cosworth (B), 1:22.521, 80
>
> 7 tenths shy of Liuzzi in the other Toro Rosso after one day of testing
> is perfectly respectable for any driver. If he was faster than Liuzzi,
> who's been driving that car all year, that would be very impressive, but
> 7 tenths slower is not shit. Comparing his time with Kovalainen, who has
> had a fair go in an F1 car already, is just pointless.
>
Good grief, it's still alive...
FYI Phil - logic, reason, and facts are of no use with this being. It is
a troll from r.a.s.i and r.a.s.c. that makes Sweeney look sensible and
peaceable. Just so you know what you can expect...
--
forty
“There are only three sports: bullfighting, motor racing, and
mountaineering; all the rest are merely games.” - Ernest Hemingway
Re: Bourdais - DEAD LAST!
forty wrote:
>
> Good grief, it's still alive...
>
> FYI Phil - logic, reason, and facts are of no use with this being. It is
> a troll from r.a.s.i and r.a.s.c. that makes Sweeney look sensible and
> peaceable. Just so you know what you can expect...
>
There's something that can make Sweeney look good? God help us all.
forty wrote:
>
> Good grief, it's still alive...
>
> FYI Phil - logic, reason, and facts are of no use with this being. It is
> a troll from r.a.s.i and r.a.s.c. that makes Sweeney look sensible and
> peaceable. Just so you know what you can expect...
>
There's something that can make Sweeney look good? God help us all.
Re: Bourdais - DEAD LAST!
Hornplayer9599 wrote:
> forty wrote:
>
>>
>> Good grief, it's still alive...
>>
>> FYI Phil - logic, reason, and facts are of no use with this being. It
>> is a troll from r.a.s.i and r.a.s.c. that makes Sweeney look sensible
>> and peaceable. Just so you know what you can expect...
>>
>
> There's something that can make Sweeney look good? God help us all.
You have no idea...
--
forty
“There are only three sports: bullfighting, motor racing, and
mountaineering; all the rest are merely games.” - Ernest Hemingway
Hornplayer9599 wrote:
> forty wrote:
>
>>
>> Good grief, it's still alive...
>>
>> FYI Phil - logic, reason, and facts are of no use with this being. It
>> is a troll from r.a.s.i and r.a.s.c. that makes Sweeney look sensible
>> and peaceable. Just so you know what you can expect...
>>
>
> There's something that can make Sweeney look good? God help us all.
You have no idea...
--
forty
“There are only three sports: bullfighting, motor racing, and
mountaineering; all the rest are merely games.” - Ernest Hemingway
Re: Bourdais - DEAD LAST!
forty wrote:
> Hornplayer9599 wrote:
>> forty wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> Good grief, it's still alive...
>>>
>>> FYI Phil - logic, reason, and facts are of no use with this being. It
>>> is a troll from r.a.s.i and r.a.s.c. that makes Sweeney look sensible
>>> and peaceable. Just so you know what you can expect...
>>>
>>
>> There's something that can make Sweeney look good? God help us all.
>
> You have no idea...
>
I guess it's a good thing I've already plonked it. I have high blood
pressure as it is!
forty wrote:
> Hornplayer9599 wrote:
>> forty wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> Good grief, it's still alive...
>>>
>>> FYI Phil - logic, reason, and facts are of no use with this being. It
>>> is a troll from r.a.s.i and r.a.s.c. that makes Sweeney look sensible
>>> and peaceable. Just so you know what you can expect...
>>>
>>
>> There's something that can make Sweeney look good? God help us all.
>
> You have no idea...
>
I guess it's a good thing I've already plonked it. I have high blood
pressure as it is!
Re: Bourdais - DEAD LAST!
Thus spake Hornplayer9599 <hornplayer9599@aol,com > :
>forty wrote:
>> Hornplayer9599 wrote:
>>> forty wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>> Good grief, it's still alive...
>>>>
>>>> FYI Phil - logic, reason, and facts are of no use with this being. It
>>>> is a troll from r.a.s.i and r.a.s.c. that makes Sweeney look sensible
>>>> and peaceable. Just so you know what you can expect...
>>>>
>>>
>>> There's something that can make Sweeney look good? God help us all.
>>
>> You have no idea...
>>
>
>I guess it's a good thing I've already plonked it. I have high blood
>pressure as it is!
Long since kf'ed. I'm at the point where I don't even respond to
posts that quote him.
My blood pressure is controlled by medication. 109/77 last time I
checked. The medications it needs are much stronger and traditionally
administrated in an institutional setting.
--
dillon
When I was a kid, I used to think the horse's name was Bob
Thus spake Hornplayer9599 <hornplayer9599@aol,com > :
>forty wrote:
>> Hornplayer9599 wrote:
>>> forty wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>> Good grief, it's still alive...
>>>>
>>>> FYI Phil - logic, reason, and facts are of no use with this being. It
>>>> is a troll from r.a.s.i and r.a.s.c. that makes Sweeney look sensible
>>>> and peaceable. Just so you know what you can expect...
>>>>
>>>
>>> There's something that can make Sweeney look good? God help us all.
>>
>> You have no idea...
>>
>
>I guess it's a good thing I've already plonked it. I have high blood
>pressure as it is!
Long since kf'ed. I'm at the point where I don't even respond to
posts that quote him.
My blood pressure is controlled by medication. 109/77 last time I
checked. The medications it needs are much stronger and traditionally
administrated in an institutional setting.
--
dillon
When I was a kid, I used to think the horse's name was Bob
Re: Bourdais - DEAD LAST!
Dillon Pyron wrote:
>
> Long since kf'ed. I'm at the point where I don't even respond to
> posts that quote him.
>
> My blood pressure is controlled by medication. 109/77 last time I
> checked. The medications it needs are much stronger and traditionally
> administrated in an institutional setting.
Well, my doctor is telling me to watch my diet (I need to drop about 25
lbs. & reduce my lipid count) & get more exercise, then in three months
we'll see where I am. My issue has to be work stress related. It was
116/80 in July, then one day in October it clocked in at 154/115.
Within a week, without medication, it had come back down to 130/84.
Last week at the doctor it came in at 145/84, and yesterday it came in
at 135/95.
Dillon Pyron wrote:
>
> Long since kf'ed. I'm at the point where I don't even respond to
> posts that quote him.
>
> My blood pressure is controlled by medication. 109/77 last time I
> checked. The medications it needs are much stronger and traditionally
> administrated in an institutional setting.
Well, my doctor is telling me to watch my diet (I need to drop about 25
lbs. & reduce my lipid count) & get more exercise, then in three months
we'll see where I am. My issue has to be work stress related. It was
116/80 in July, then one day in October it clocked in at 154/115.
Within a week, without medication, it had come back down to 130/84.
Last week at the doctor it came in at 145/84, and yesterday it came in
at 135/95.
Re: Bourdais - DEAD LAST!
Hornplayer9599 <hornplayer9599@aol,com > wrote:
>Well, my doctor is telling me to watch my diet (I need to drop about 25
>lbs. & reduce my lipid count) & get more exercise, then in three months
>we'll see where I am. My issue has to be work stress related. It was
>116/80 in July, then one day in October it clocked in at 154/115.
>Within a week, without medication, it had come back down to 130/84.
>Last week at the doctor it came in at 145/84, and yesterday it came in
>at 135/95.
I'm convinced that the stress of seeing a Doctor doesn't help at all,
especially if they keep you hanging around! Anyway don't worry about it
too much as you could get run over by a bus tomorrow.
Merry Christmas. ;-)
--
Emma - The Chocolate Monster
http :// chocmonster.rules,it
Hornplayer9599 <hornplayer9599@aol,com > wrote:
>Well, my doctor is telling me to watch my diet (I need to drop about 25
>lbs. & reduce my lipid count) & get more exercise, then in three months
>we'll see where I am. My issue has to be work stress related. It was
>116/80 in July, then one day in October it clocked in at 154/115.
>Within a week, without medication, it had come back down to 130/84.
>Last week at the doctor it came in at 145/84, and yesterday it came in
>at 135/95.
I'm convinced that the stress of seeing a Doctor doesn't help at all,
especially if they keep you hanging around! Anyway don't worry about it
too much as you could get run over by a bus tomorrow.
Merry Christmas. ;-)
--
Emma - The Chocolate Monster
http :// chocmonster.rules,it
Re: Bourdais - DEAD LAST!
In rec.autos.sport.f1 Emma <Emma@excalvehs.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> I'm convinced that the stress of seeing a Doctor doesn't help at all,
> especially if they keep you hanging around! Anyway don't worry about it
> too much as you could get run over by a bus tomorrow.
>
> Merry Christmas. ;-)
>
You know I don't believe in medication other than single-malt Scotch and
the laying-on of hands (ideally yours ;P)
pete
--
pete@fenelon,com "he just stuck to buying beer and pointing at other stuff"
In rec.autos.sport.f1 Emma <Emma@excalvehs.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> I'm convinced that the stress of seeing a Doctor doesn't help at all,
> especially if they keep you hanging around! Anyway don't worry about it
> too much as you could get run over by a bus tomorrow.
>
> Merry Christmas. ;-)
>
You know I don't believe in medication other than single-malt Scotch and
the laying-on of hands (ideally yours ;P)
pete
--
pete@fenelon,com "he just stuck to buying beer and pointing at other stuff"
Re: Bourdais - DEAD LAST!
"Emma" <Emma@excalvehs.demon.co.uk> skrev i melding
news:JkiAHnB6XRiFFA8X@btinternet,com ...
> Hornplayer9599 <hornplayer9599@aol,com > wrote:
>>Well, my doctor is telling me to watch my diet (I need to drop about 25
>>lbs. & reduce my lipid count) & get more exercise, then in three months
>>we'll see where I am. My issue has to be work stress related. It was
>>116/80 in July, then one day in October it clocked in at 154/115. Within a
>>week, without medication, it had come back down to 130/84. Last week at
>>the doctor it came in at 145/84, and yesterday it came in at 135/95.
>
> I'm convinced that the stress of seeing a Doctor doesn't help at all,
> especially if they keep you hanging around!
Absolutely correct. "White coat hypertension" is a pretty frequent
diagnosis, and one or two measurements at your GPs may be just about
useless. We use a 24-hour monitoring system that the patient carries at home
and at work, giving us an insight into how her blood pressure varies during
the course of a normal 24 hr period.
Doc
Anyway don't worry about it
> too much as you could get run over by a bus tomorrow.
>
> Merry Christmas. ;-)
>
> --
> Emma - The Chocolate Monster
> http :// chocmonster.rules,it
"Emma" <Emma@excalvehs.demon.co.uk> skrev i melding
news:JkiAHnB6XRiFFA8X@btinternet,com ...
> Hornplayer9599 <hornplayer9599@aol,com > wrote:
>>Well, my doctor is telling me to watch my diet (I need to drop about 25
>>lbs. & reduce my lipid count) & get more exercise, then in three months
>>we'll see where I am. My issue has to be work stress related. It was
>>116/80 in July, then one day in October it clocked in at 154/115. Within a
>>week, without medication, it had come back down to 130/84. Last week at
>>the doctor it came in at 145/84, and yesterday it came in at 135/95.
>
> I'm convinced that the stress of seeing a Doctor doesn't help at all,
> especially if they keep you hanging around!
Absolutely correct. "White coat hypertension" is a pretty frequent
diagnosis, and one or two measurements at your GPs may be just about
useless. We use a 24-hour monitoring system that the patient carries at home
and at work, giving us an insight into how her blood pressure varies during
the course of a normal 24 hr period.
Doc
Anyway don't worry about it
> too much as you could get run over by a bus tomorrow.
>
> Merry Christmas. ;-)
>
> --
> Emma - The Chocolate Monster
> http :// chocmonster.rules,it
Re: Bourdais - DEAD LAST!
"Doc Knutsen" <doc@cheekracingDOTcom> wrote in message
news:12oina3pamcv142@corp.supernews,com ...
> Absolutely correct. "White coat hypertension" is a pretty frequent
> diagnosis, and one or two measurements at your GPs may be just about
> useless. We use a 24-hour monitoring system that the patient carries at
> home and at work, giving us an insight into how her blood pressure varies
> during the course of a normal 24 hr period.
I remember those. Being woken up every hour through the night by the air
pump did nothing to help my blood pressure.
Paul
"Doc Knutsen" <doc@cheekracingDOTcom> wrote in message
news:12oina3pamcv142@corp.supernews,com ...
> Absolutely correct. "White coat hypertension" is a pretty frequent
> diagnosis, and one or two measurements at your GPs may be just about
> useless. We use a 24-hour monitoring system that the patient carries at
> home and at work, giving us an insight into how her blood pressure varies
> during the course of a normal 24 hr period.
I remember those. Being woken up every hour through the night by the air
pump did nothing to help my blood pressure.
Paul
Re: Bourdais - DEAD LAST!
Paul Harman <chatterbox@doctorwhowebguide,net > wrote:
>"Doc Knutsen" <doc@cheekracingDOTcom> wrote in message
>> Absolutely correct. "White coat hypertension" is a pretty frequent
>> diagnosis, and one or two measurements at your GPs may be just about
>> useless. We use a 24-hour monitoring system that the patient carries at
>> home and at work, giving us an insight into how her blood pressure varies
>> during the course of a normal 24 hr period.
>I remember those. Being woken up every hour through the night by the air
>pump did nothing to help my blood pressure.
Depends on where they'd wrapped the measuring cuff... ;-)
--
Emma - The Chocolate Monster
http :// chocmonster.rules,it
Paul Harman <chatterbox@doctorwhowebguide,net > wrote:
>"Doc Knutsen" <doc@cheekracingDOTcom> wrote in message
>> Absolutely correct. "White coat hypertension" is a pretty frequent
>> diagnosis, and one or two measurements at your GPs may be just about
>> useless. We use a 24-hour monitoring system that the patient carries at
>> home and at work, giving us an insight into how her blood pressure varies
>> during the course of a normal 24 hr period.
>I remember those. Being woken up every hour through the night by the air
>pump did nothing to help my blood pressure.
Depends on where they'd wrapped the measuring cuff... ;-)
--
Emma - The Chocolate Monster
http :// chocmonster.rules,it
Re: Bourdais - DEAD LAST!
"Paul Harman" <chatterbox@doctorwhowebguide,net > skrev i melding
news:4ut4vgF19f4rsU1@mid.individual,net ...
> "Doc Knutsen" <doc@cheekracingDOTcom> wrote in message
> news:12oina3pamcv142@corp.supernews,com ...
>> Absolutely correct. "White coat hypertension" is a pretty frequent
>> diagnosis, and one or two measurements at your GPs may be just about
>> useless. We use a 24-hour monitoring system that the patient carries at
>> home and at work, giving us an insight into how her blood pressure varies
>> during the course of a normal 24 hr period.
>
>
> I remember those. Being woken up every hour through the night by the air
> pump did nothing to help my blood pressure.
Right. Wrapping the measuring cuff around your neck may not be the best way
to do it :o)
Doc
>
> Paul
>
"Paul Harman" <chatterbox@doctorwhowebguide,net > skrev i melding
news:4ut4vgF19f4rsU1@mid.individual,net ...
> "Doc Knutsen" <doc@cheekracingDOTcom> wrote in message
> news:12oina3pamcv142@corp.supernews,com ...
>> Absolutely correct. "White coat hypertension" is a pretty frequent
>> diagnosis, and one or two measurements at your GPs may be just about
>> useless. We use a 24-hour monitoring system that the patient carries at
>> home and at work, giving us an insight into how her blood pressure varies
>> during the course of a normal 24 hr period.
>
>
> I remember those. Being woken up every hour through the night by the air
> pump did nothing to help my blood pressure.
Right. Wrapping the measuring cuff around your neck may not be the best way
to do it :o)
Doc
>
> Paul
>
Re: Bourdais - DEAD LAST!
"Doc Knutsen" <doc@cheekracingDOTcom> wrote in message
news:12ol5j72slfg282@corp.supernews,com ...
> Right. Wrapping the measuring cuff around your neck may not be the best
> way to do it :o)
<grin> I'm a light sleeper, and I had a clapped-out NHS model. When it
started up, it sounded like God's Hydraulic Drill.
Paul
"Doc Knutsen" <doc@cheekracingDOTcom> wrote in message
news:12ol5j72slfg282@corp.supernews,com ...
> Right. Wrapping the measuring cuff around your neck may not be the best
> way to do it :o)
<grin> I'm a light sleeper, and I had a clapped-out NHS model. When it
started up, it sounded like God's Hydraulic Drill.
Paul
