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I 've seen you drive lol not sure the top guy has the gas pedal or what now in austraila they do it differently the top guy is upside down seen it on top gear on bbc America not the copy cathound--I will drive you can ride up top LOL
I didn't go to any of those other tracks, only Mildenhall. Knew a couple guys when I was based in the UK in the Air Force who got into it, well, for a couple months, until the chain of command let them know it wasn't an activity they should be participating in for a bunch of reasons.Hey, Champ Car, when did you visit Mildenhall Stadium? Did you go to any other tracks, Coventry, Hednesford, Birmingham...? to name a few. Did you ever see BriSCA Stock Car Racing F1 cars racing? National Hot Rods? I was in the UK 3 times, ('78, '80, '89) to race stock cars, and have visited many more times. (hopelesss Anglophile) They is a very active oval track scene in England from the crazy bangers to high powered open wheel modifieds, now even a wing sprint car traveling show. My forum photo show me racing in the '78 BriSCA stock car world championship, 40,000 people at Belle-Vue Stadium, Manchester, England. It had a 454 big block, hell of a lot of power for the skinny tires of the day.
The two countries are seeking similar changes in their health care systems; they both want:Hey DH,
There is one key difference in mind set for health care between the UK (and other European nations) and America. With the devastation and horrors of living through WII, at the end of the conflict the humanitarian thought of the survivors was, health care is a basic human right, not to be denied to anyone. In the UK the National Health Service was started. How is paid for? Tax, a cost spread to everyone, that is cheaper that paying for health insurance as we do. And health insurance companies hire people who’s job it is to NOT pay customers for their health care. And what happens to the people how don’t have insurance? We pay for it with our taxes. The USA considers itself a compassionate county and spare no expense to save a single soldier (as it should). But health care for all, afraid not. Health insurance companies big money propaganda and government lobbyists have taken care of that.