"Street A" rule clarification...
ok dude im not gonna read your entire post b/c from the first paragraph i can tell that u cant read, or are unable to read the rules properoly.
a wired remote is a PODIUM!!! it's clear cut in the rules. if u didnt comprehend that then there is no straighter way to explain it to u.
also when u said that americans are allowed to do what they want and euros and canadians get the ****ty end of the stick u once again made yourself look stupid. just LAST YEAR euros were clearly ALLOWED to violate the amp limit rule in street class with their spl dynamics amps whereas americans were told to shove it. exact same thing is happening this year!! i dont know what termpro u are on but it's deffinately not the one that i read on.
please stop giving advice on spl and saying that u 'quit' spl. the only score i saw from u was a 123 db's...and what class was that in again? ahhh thats right, EXTREME. so i'd say u never began spl in the first place to even quit it.
yah i do have something against. the fact that u try to be a smartass towards certain ppl about things that u only have theories on and no real life practice.
I asked on Termpro for clarification on whether remotes have to be wireless or if they can be wired
also when u said that americans are allowed to do what they want and euros and canadians get the ****ty end of the stick u once again made yourself look stupid. just LAST YEAR euros were clearly ALLOWED to violate the amp limit rule in street class with their spl dynamics amps whereas americans were told to shove it. exact same thing is happening this year!! i dont know what termpro u are on but it's deffinately not the one that i read on.
please stop giving advice on spl and saying that u 'quit' spl. the only score i saw from u was a 123 db's...and what class was that in again? ahhh thats right, EXTREME. so i'd say u never began spl in the first place to even quit it.
yah i do have something against. the fact that u try to be a smartass towards certain ppl about things that u only have theories on and no real life practice.
Grizzle, how does my answer sound like a 15 year old? u asked a straight question and i gave u a straight answer? what more did u want? a friggin diagram? i KNOW the street class rules and i LIVE by street class rules. i dont know why u want an iditication as to who i am and why u should belive me but that goes for everyone on this forum. no one told u who they are yet u are reading their posts. what exactly is it that u need to know about someone before u consider their answer to YOUR own question? U want me to take a pic off all my trophies from street class in order for u not to call me a 15 year old?
maybe this will help u to believe http://www.termpro.com/asp/competito...31807&Season=0
as u can see i've read more than one edition of db drag rule books.
maybe this will help u to believe http://www.termpro.com/asp/competito...31807&Season=0
as u can see i've read more than one edition of db drag rule books.
Originally posted by Sassmaster:
Welcome to Db Drags. This is why I quit Db drags and am going for SQ. I've asked a few rules clarification questions on the termpro forum, and seen a interesting pattern...
Competitors from the US who ask for clarification are generally told that they can do what they want, wheras competitors from overseas, or canada are told that anything they'd like to do is "against the spirit of the rules" and isn't allowed, or that there's some "unwritten rule" that rules them out completely.
In addition to that BS, there's the whole "The rules don't apply to people who get loud" arguement, because, obviously, if someone's loud, then they shouldn't have to obey the rules that keep everyone else from being loud.
Db Drags is a joke.
Welcome to Db Drags. This is why I quit Db drags and am going for SQ. I've asked a few rules clarification questions on the termpro forum, and seen a interesting pattern...
Competitors from the US who ask for clarification are generally told that they can do what they want, wheras competitors from overseas, or canada are told that anything they'd like to do is "against the spirit of the rules" and isn't allowed, or that there's some "unwritten rule" that rules them out completely.
In addition to that BS, there's the whole "The rules don't apply to people who get loud" arguement, because, obviously, if someone's loud, then they shouldn't have to obey the rules that keep everyone else from being loud.
Db Drags is a joke.
You have no idea how much it hurts me to say this -- but Yuli is totally right in what he has said with regards to this thread. I think his opinion is way more valid than yours because he actually competes and does well in DB Dragracing.
Finally, your comments remind me of people who say Rugby is not as good a sport as football because they don't understand it... I ask them if they played and they say they played it in PE. Well, that is like me saying golf sucks because I played it once in PE and I sucked at it; therefore, it sucks.
If you do not like/appreciate something, fine do not participate -- it is your right. But just because you are not good at something or do not understand it, does not mean it is not of some value to others.
.... sorry Jamie.... I will get off the soapbox now...
