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  1.   Z posted:
  04.17.2020 - 10:41 am
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On This Day x21 Years Ago, Southeast Regular Hal Goodson Wins His 1st Of
x3 Races For The '99 Season. Goodson
Would Leave The Southeast Ranks For
Hooters Pro Cup, Running 2000/2004.

In Addition To Runner-Up Ronnie Burkett,
A Young Hotshot Known As Rodney Childers
Also Ran One Of His Strongest Races
In This One, Finishing 5th After Leading
The Field To Green.

Drivers @ St. Augustine [x3]:
Ron Young, Randy Gentry,
Conrad Burr, Josh Clemons,
Keith White, David Reutimann

BF:
Hal Goodson (Tied)
Ronnie Burkett (Tied)
FR:
Rick Roller ('99)
-24th Of x26 Starts-
Tina Gordon
Chip Rutherford ('99)
Shane Sieg
Strom Altman ('99;2R)
2R:
Robbie Pyle (BF, Tied)
Rodney Childers
FDNQ:
Lance Goodson

-3rd Of x21 Starts, Patrick Lawler-
-3rd Of x62 Starts, AJ Frank-
-4th Of x67 Starts, Ken Weaver-
-5th Of x17 Races, David Bonnett-
-5th Of x45 Starts, Brian Smith-
-5th Of x51 Starts, Chad Bland-
-21st Of x41 Starts, Josh Clemons-
-26th Of x61 Starts, Eddie Mercer-
-85th Of x111 Starts, Keith White-
-87th Of x105 Starts, Conrad Burr-
-130th Of x134 Starts, Mike Cope-


  2.   gary24fan posted:
  04.17.2020 - 11:40 am
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I'm not trying to be a smartass here, but why in all your posts does an
"x" show up before all your numbers?


  3.   Timothy_Eklund posted:
  04.17.2020 - 2:07 pm
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It's a multiplication sign I believe.


  4.   Z posted:
  04.17.2020 - 3:00 pm
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It's a handwriting thing. I just carry it over w/ me when I comment.
Though I generally do this anyways, it can also be useful when working
w/ a large scale of #s (like a table of inputs, ie databases) to either
differentiate b/w #s or simply break up the monotomy.
While I'm @ it, I also don't uses "-",
unless I'm making a break in a sentence -
an example in @1 being "2000/2004"
I just assume most of my posts go unread anyways, so cool that somebody
didn't skip them entirely :)


  5.   Z posted:
  04.17.2020 - 3:22 pm
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Oh also, to answer what's likely been a multiyear question for many...
I capitalize each 1st letter b/c:
a) I write in small caps (meaning my lowercase letters are merely
smaller versions of my uppercase), & doing that mimics it in a way
b) It prevents one from "firing off" something they might regret, b/c of
the added time it takes to hit shift
c) The added time spent thinking over what's being typed helps from
forgetting to add something - ironic seeing as this is an addenda to @4


  6.   Timothy_Eklund posted:
  04.17.2020 - 3:54 pm
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That is actually pretty smart. Capitalizing each first letter takes
longer, giving you more time to look over your post. I might start doing
that.


  7.   possum posted:
  04.17.2020 - 7:08 pm
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@6 - please don't. Z's posts are damn near unreadable because of the
"encoding" he uses. While he might think it makes the writing easier for
him, it makes them so difficult to read they have no value to anyone else.


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