On 10/16/09 5:41 PM, JustWaitAFrekinMinute! wrote:
On Oct 16, 2:38 pm, wrote:
wrote in message

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Not going to bother with the pink army any more. If Donnie or slammer
want a piece they will have to come out from under their desks first..
Also note, anybody reposting their tripe will also be plonked for a week
at at time. Anyway, talk to you all later, on the way to the hospital to
see Bri.

Rowdy Mouse Racing, Get better soon #42. #271, #148.. it's been a tough
season...

Who's Bri?

I will not repost anything like that.

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Brianna Patton, #42 NEMA was injured Monday when her, my daughter and
a couple of others were working on the 65 footer. She has a broken leg
but no other injuries. The shock sensor in her helmet didn't go off
and speaking to her seconds after the crash, she showed no signs of
head trauma. Bri and Jessi had been looking at that jump all season
and Bri finally hit it a few times. Later in the day she swamped out
on the landing and hit the knee brace on the bars snapping her leg.
They didn't want to drive her out in the ambulance as the access road
is kind of sketchy so they called for the airbus... The operation went
well and Bri is hoping to be back up and running by mid February. Here
is the news story, I am the guy in the red gear behind her about 44
seconds in, you can see "The Mouse" pop out from behind me at about 46
seconds. Jessi was just gearing up to try the jump but of course our
day was cut short and we loaded up the bikes and headed to the
hospital.

http://www.wfsb.com/video/21277135/index.html

It has been a tough go for our team the last few weeks, Jessi tore up
her shoulder last race, she may need an operation later this fall. I
should note, all of the girls are anxious to get back to the
season...

Rowdy Mouse Racing, no crybabies...

Hey Plume.. Did you figure out what "Tosk" is yet?



When one of these kids is killed on that track, morons like Scott
Ingersoll will figure out a way to praise her courage or riding
abilities, anything but address the fact that this is really dangerous
business.

Ingersoll's daughter should be doing her homework, studying for college
entrance exams, anything but risking her young life on activities that
give her irresponsible father a woodie.






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