Slash deals on rctech
#32
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Wow, just wow. That is definatly the pot calling the kettle black.
Do you even know what the definition of Troll is? You ARE the definition. A troll is someone who posts controversial information in an online community. They also post with the primary intent of provoking other users. Checkmate.
And on top of that, you are a Keyboard Cowboy. Do you know the definition of a Keyboard Cowboy? Well, here it is:
http://www.urbandictionary.com/defin...board%20cowboy
Hell, it even has your primary username, RocketRob40 listed.
I do have one question. Being a 10 year old in a 40+ year old body, how do you have a wife and kids? Do you act this immaturely around them?
This is my last post for you as I do not want to be down at your level, so there is no point in responding to this as I will not reply.
#33
Wow, just wow. That is definatly the pot calling the kettle black.
Do you even know what the definition of Troll is? You ARE the definition. A troll is someone who posts controversial information in an online community. They also post with the primary intent of provoking other users. Checkmate.
And on top of that, you are a Keyboard Cowboy. Do you know the definition of a Keyboard Cowboy? Well, here it is:
http://www.urbandictionary.com/defin...board%20cowboy
Hell, it even has your primary username, RocketRob40 listed.
I do have one question. Being a 10 year old in a 40+ year old body, how do you have a wife and kids? Do you act this immaturely around them?
This is my last post for you as I do not want to be down at your level, so there is no point in responding to this as I will not reply.
Do you even know what the definition of Troll is? You ARE the definition. A troll is someone who posts controversial information in an online community. They also post with the primary intent of provoking other users. Checkmate.
And on top of that, you are a Keyboard Cowboy. Do you know the definition of a Keyboard Cowboy? Well, here it is:
http://www.urbandictionary.com/defin...board%20cowboy
Hell, it even has your primary username, RocketRob40 listed.
I do have one question. Being a 10 year old in a 40+ year old body, how do you have a wife and kids? Do you act this immaturely around them?
This is my last post for you as I do not want to be down at your level, so there is no point in responding to this as I will not reply.
Hey lightin', I'm sure you'll have to update your links every once in a while
DaRReLL
#34
Unfortunately he's only here to play games.
Not sure what "links" you are talking about.
Wow, just wow. That is definatly the pot calling the kettle black.
Do you even know what the definition of Troll is? You ARE the definition. A troll is someone who posts controversial information in an online community. They also post with the primary intent of provoking other users. Checkmate.
Do you even know what the definition of Troll is? You ARE the definition. A troll is someone who posts controversial information in an online community. They also post with the primary intent of provoking other users. Checkmate.
Do you seek out my posts? YES, every single time you log on here.
Do I post other things other than having to respond to your attacks? Yes
Do you post anything, in which you help someone here, other than attacking me? NO.
Now who's the troll? YOU!!!
The real eye-opener is that while I never say anything about any of YOUR original posts on this forum, but you make it a point to seek out every little thing I say anywhere and reply with the same childish responses attacking me. It is also rather convenient and consistant that this behavior of yours starts each afternoon about 3pm (after school) and continues through the evening, stops about your bedtime 9pm or so, and then goes on all weekend. That makes you how old? CHECK-freakin-MATE!!!
Go back to your little forum and talk to yourself, since you are the only member there, and otherwise grow up, grow a pair, STFU, and leave me the hell alone a-hole!!
#36
I suggested another site when you were asking about rebuilding your vintage car, where you would have an easier time finding the information you were looking for, a site that is entirely about vintage RC stuff. I gave you the direct link and everything. You then jumped right over and joined up there.
If you are going to trash someone that helped you out you don't need to be here either.
I will make sure and contact the administrator of that site, since he is a good friend of mine, and have him close your account immediately.
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#39
Tech Elite
iTrader: (20)
When you've got a vehicle that becomes as popular as the Slash, nearly everyone runs out to snap them up. A certain percentage of those individuals will then rearlize that it's just not for them. And a particular contingent will realize that the level playing field at the track doesn't allow them any way to dominate the class by any other means than driving skill and good luck. They don't like that, so they sell 'em off. It's as simple as that. I see it every time a new rig is released, whether it be scale or race-specific. I was floored by the number of used RB5's that were up for sale just a few weeks after their initial release - not because it wasn't a great car - but for some, it's didn't provide that edge for a decisive victory that racers wer looking for. Well, that's one of the reasons, anyway. Don't expect anyone to admit to that one.
The Slash class is still the biggest single class at our local track, but I can't predict what will happen once the SC10 hits the scene. I do think the Associated will have a bit of an advantage in competition, but it's likely only the top 10% of drivers will really see the benfit. And as far as bashing is concerned - having owned every Associated vehicle released since the mid-80's, I can confidently say that the Slash will retain it's crown. Race-bred electric vehicles typically won't have the "beef" necessary for skate-park duty. The SC10's suspension looks no beefier than that of the T4.
I'm hoping the CORR class is here to stay - I've personally burned out on watching 10 cars rip around the track that I can't identify with anything in the 1:1 world.
Just wanted to get my 2 cents in before this thread is deleted or locked.
The Slash class is still the biggest single class at our local track, but I can't predict what will happen once the SC10 hits the scene. I do think the Associated will have a bit of an advantage in competition, but it's likely only the top 10% of drivers will really see the benfit. And as far as bashing is concerned - having owned every Associated vehicle released since the mid-80's, I can confidently say that the Slash will retain it's crown. Race-bred electric vehicles typically won't have the "beef" necessary for skate-park duty. The SC10's suspension looks no beefier than that of the T4.
I'm hoping the CORR class is here to stay - I've personally burned out on watching 10 cars rip around the track that I can't identify with anything in the 1:1 world.
Just wanted to get my 2 cents in before this thread is deleted or locked.
#40
When you've got a vehicle that becomes as popular as the Slash, nearly everyone runs out to snap them up. A certain percentage of those individuals will then rearlize that it's just not for them. And a particular contingent will realize that the level playing field at the track doesn't allow them any way to dominate the class by any other means than driving skill and good luck. They don't like that, so they sell 'em off. It's as simple as that.
I'm hoping the CORR class is here to stay - I've personally burned out on watching 10 cars rip around the track that I can't identify with anything in the 1:1 world.
I'm hoping the CORR class is here to stay - I've personally burned out on watching 10 cars rip around the track that I can't identify with anything in the 1:1 world.
#41
When you've got a vehicle that becomes as popular as the Slash, nearly everyone runs out to snap them up. A certain percentage of those individuals will then rearlize that it's just not for them. And a particular contingent will realize that the level playing field at the track doesn't allow them any way to dominate the class by any other means than driving skill and good luck.
#43
Suspended
You just have to get used to this type of stuff from him.
#44
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When you've got a vehicle that becomes as popular as the Slash, nearly everyone runs out to snap them up. A certain percentage of those individuals will then rearlize that it's just not for them. And a particular contingent will realize that the level playing field at the track doesn't allow them any way to dominate the class by any other means than driving skill and good luck. - but for some, it's didn't provide that edge for a decisive victory that racers wer looking for. Well, that's one of the reasons, anyway. Don't expect anyone to admit to that one.
- I've personally burned out on watching 10 cars rip around the track that I can't identify with anything in the 1:1 world.
- I've personally burned out on watching 10 cars rip around the track that I can't identify with anything in the 1:1 world.
What most slash drivers bring to our track is just plain bashing. It can not be called 'racing' as they are careless in driving to go fast.
Now with sc10, the story is different. Because it is based on T4 and is more tune-able, it gives the impression that it can be competitive in racing. And so it appeals to the racers that want somewhat scale looks.