Mr Pro
12-23-2003, 07:29 PM
#46
Tech Rookie
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Originally posted by tIANcI
Hey ... InitialD and me argue like nuts here and its just for fun. I think you got issues man. Go seek some help ... get your head straightened out. Who appointed you the police of the Malaysian RC Federation? You sound like US now la ... so self righteous.
I did not say I am not bothered, just said to leave people alone.
Hey ... InitialD and me argue like nuts here and its just for fun. I think you got issues man. Go seek some help ... get your head straightened out. Who appointed you the police of the Malaysian RC Federation? You sound like US now la ... so self righteous.
I did not say I am not bothered, just said to leave people alone.
12-24-2003, 02:08 AM
#47
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Originally posted by 38
I my self agree with you that it's just for fun... but this Mr. Pro guy is too much condemning the RC races and all.
I my self agree with you that it's just for fun... but this Mr. Pro guy is too much condemning the RC races and all.
12-24-2003, 02:10 AM
#48
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Originally posted by x_man
There is a saying also," Judge and you will be judged", and "Looks/Beauty is in the eyes of the Beholder"............... 
There is a saying also," Judge and you will be judged", and "Looks/Beauty is in the eyes of the Beholder"...............
Oh wise one 
12-24-2003, 02:11 AM
#49
Originally posted by MadMax
Money and ego are the roots of evil for the RC hobby....but yet required to succeed in this hobby.
Money and ego are the roots of evil for the RC hobby....but yet required to succeed in this hobby.
12-24-2003, 10:04 AM
#51
Tech Rookie
As a giver of money - To acquire a reliable car and to support your practices and maintain the race-worthiness of the car, not mentioning the spends on race day itself
As a receiver of money (vendors and "track commandos") - Have they considered balancing their margins versus encouraging the hobby. Look at how the pricing of 710 was done when it reached the stores (among themselves) and compared when they ordered their stocks.
You need exceptional ego to be challenging and competitive, as in for any sports that you wish to excel in.
But on the receiving end of an egoistical person, everyone will be envious of him and her, just like between a celebrity and a layperson.
Therefore if there is anything worse than alcoholism.....RC is one of the top contenders.
Just an opinion.
As a receiver of money (vendors and "track commandos") - Have they considered balancing their margins versus encouraging the hobby. Look at how the pricing of 710 was done when it reached the stores (among themselves) and compared when they ordered their stocks.
You need exceptional ego to be challenging and competitive, as in for any sports that you wish to excel in.
But on the receiving end of an egoistical person, everyone will be envious of him and her, just like between a celebrity and a layperson.
Therefore if there is anything worse than alcoholism.....RC is one of the top contenders.
Just an opinion.
12-24-2003, 10:15 AM
#52
Originally posted by MadMax
As a giver of money - To acquire a reliable car and to support your practices and maintain the race-worthiness of the car, not mentioning the spends on race day itself
As a receiver of money (vendors and "track commandos") - Have they considered balancing their margins versus encouraging the hobby. Look at how the pricing of 710 was done when it reached the stores (among themselves) and compared when they ordered their stocks.
You need exceptional ego to be challenging and competitive, as in for any sports that you wish to excel in.
But on the receiving end of an egoistical person, everyone will be envious of him and her, just like between a celebrity and a layperson.
Therefore if there is anything worse than alcoholism.....RC is one of the top contenders.
Just an opinion.
As a giver of money - To acquire a reliable car and to support your practices and maintain the race-worthiness of the car, not mentioning the spends on race day itself
As a receiver of money (vendors and "track commandos") - Have they considered balancing their margins versus encouraging the hobby. Look at how the pricing of 710 was done when it reached the stores (among themselves) and compared when they ordered their stocks.
You need exceptional ego to be challenging and competitive, as in for any sports that you wish to excel in.
But on the receiving end of an egoistical person, everyone will be envious of him and her, just like between a celebrity and a layperson.
Therefore if there is anything worse than alcoholism.....RC is one of the top contenders.
Just an opinion.
Chin Chia Cheem
12-24-2003, 10:36 AM
#53
Originally posted by MadMax
As a receiver of money (vendors and "track commandos") - Have they considered balancing their margins versus encouraging the hobby. Look at how the pricing of 710 was done when it reached the stores (among themselves) and compared when they ordered their stocks.
As a receiver of money (vendors and "track commandos") - Have they considered balancing their margins versus encouraging the hobby. Look at how the pricing of 710 was done when it reached the stores (among themselves) and compared when they ordered their stocks.
Originally posted by MadMax
You need exceptional ego to be challenging and competitive, as in for any sports that you wish to excel in.
You need exceptional ego to be challenging and competitive, as in for any sports that you wish to excel in.
Originally posted by MadMax
But on the receiving end of an egoistical person, everyone will be envious of him and her, just like between a celebrity and a layperson.
But on the receiving end of an egoistical person, everyone will be envious of him and her, just like between a celebrity and a layperson.
Originally posted by MadMax
Therefore if there is anything worse than alcoholism.....RC is one of the top contenders.
Therefore if there is anything worse than alcoholism.....RC is one of the top contenders.
Just my 2 cents.
12-24-2003, 04:36 PM
#54
Originally posted by InitialD
[B]Maybe... Maybe not. Look at personalities like Josh Cyrul and Barry Baker. They survive all these years and still liked by a lot of people. How is this even possible if they had lots of ego?
[B]Maybe... Maybe not. Look at personalities like Josh Cyrul and Barry Baker. They survive all these years and still liked by a lot of people. How is this even possible if they had lots of ego?
- don't understand english
- smile a lot
- acknowledge everyone you see
- say "Yes" to everything ...
did someone say Kanai?
j/k ..
12-24-2003, 06:16 PM
#56
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Originally posted by InitialD
Well, perhaps his words were overly critical and perhaps too caustic for some. Next change please.
Well, perhaps his words were overly critical and perhaps too caustic for some. Next change please.
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