rumor control--has SAAC lost its use of Shelby name?

[daltondavid]

Originally Posted by What'saCobra?

Perhaps i am too stupid to see how Adams' quote applies to this situation.

Thats because you refuse to stand in my shoes for just a minute and see how they fit.

Which part of the reply would you suggest reading more carefully?

The Long part, just before the Quote that got you so upset you wasted a good $100 Dollars or so of your Legal knowledge in your response.

i had refrained from criticizing the Fund thingy, but it does seem rather Monica to me. Isn't the SAAC a for-profit corporation, mostly owned by the investor/directors? Rather than sending them money to support their use of lawyers to help them retain others property (to whichever items), wouldn't it be more helpful to advise them to restrain themselves, rather than risk any donations on perhaps preventable lawyer's fees?

Apparently SAAC's Advice given to them by legal counsel differs from your thoughts. Thingy?? Monica?? are you a Democrat??

You did note the part where i suggested that FORD has not competently communicated to their corporate partners, viz our dear Ms Amy? Hung out to dry, was she?

AHHH finally something we can agree on.

Ps: only my more recent posts contain Adams' quote. The more pacifist/chicken-hearted/BHS's i see claiming we have lost this war, the more convinced i remain that Adams' comment remains appropriate to our times.

Which War do you speak of??I am a Proud Philadelphian and do not Assume to know everything, butif it is the IRAQ war you make mention of, I still support our Troops and the mission they were sent on!

[Mark IV]

Originally Posted by daltondavid

are you a Democrat??

Trust me, I get emails from V and he is NO Democrat!!!


The SAAC/SHELBY situation is rather like the "Cobra" name battle of years ago, I seem to remember someone being quoted in AUTOMOBILE magazine as saying "this is one of those rare situations where BOTH parties can come out looking like assholes"

Rick

[Don]

As a general reference to any situation, by either or both parties seeking a mutually acceptable resolution to conflict :

From an opinion article, Matters of Moment by Andrew Frankel, in December MotorSports, regarding the McLaren and Ferrari controversy:

"..........rarely has anyone ended up looking good while trying so hard to make someone else look bad. ".