Can anyone tell me what the difference is between a member and a junior member...and why am I a junior member...and how can I end this hazing?
not-so-beautiful juniors
Started by
MoMurray
, Nov 09 2000 19:28
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Felix Muelas
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Posted 09 November 2000 - 19:57
Nice one!
Seriously, I think you "become" a Member once you have posted 30 times. Just a guess, anyway.
Keep on, only 12 more to go!
Felix Muelas
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Ray Bell
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Posted 09 November 2000 - 20:07
Would you complain so bitterly if you were designing a Formula Junior, or driving a Formula Junior... they were great fun, weren't they?
Your name... presumably from Mo Nunn and Gordon Murray?
Your name... presumably from Mo Nunn and Gordon Murray?
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MoMurray
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Posted 09 November 2000 - 20:19
Wow! Mo Nunn and Gordon Murray...two of the people I most admire in racing. Actually I never noticed the connection but I am excited now that I see it. My name is Maurice Murray and most of my friends call me Mo.
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Ray Bell
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Posted 10 November 2000 - 03:01
Isn't that strange, stood out to me...
sometimes the things closest to us are invisible.
sometimes the things closest to us are invisible.
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Don Capps
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Posted 10 November 2000 - 03:20
Mo, It is just a part of the software package that runs the forum and the "junior" is dropped after the 30th posting. It is just one of those things that goes with membership. At some point it had some obscure meaning, but now...
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Wolf
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Posted 10 November 2000 - 03:25
That 'junior' tag doesn't mean a bit- look at me, for example, a full memeber for a while and most 'juniors' around here know much more than I do. It just represents message 'new around here, don't jump at my throat (in RC)'
