Shelby vs SAAC

Trevor Legate · #1 (**permalink**) 12-03-2007, 03:04 AM

Rick

I stand educated and corrected - I leapt before I looked (mind you, I'm not the only so-called expert to be similarly mistaken - my error was made in haste, others have been more serious, both professionally and financially. Toally different story.)

Whazza

Would that a mere peasant be admitted to the hallowed halls of the Hurlingham - I can only dream of such splendor and imagine the oceans of Mumm...

REAL 1 · #2 (**permalink**) 12-03-2007, 09:01 AM

OmiGod: For a subject claimed to be shunned you guys are waxing on and on. Blah blah blah.

Its REAL simple. www.SAAC.com

They said it in black and white. As they said (not my words) the only difference between the original series and the continuation series is the time frame they were built. Team Shelby takes pretty much the same position. I'm just a say'n what theys a say'n.

Hey, you Shelby detractors out there, you all enjoy your day now!

Naumoff · #3 (**permalink**) 12-03-2007, 09:31 AM

You must admit that owning a 4000 is not the same as owning a 2000 or 3000
built in the sixties.

It is like my Grandmother from England making cakes and and meals in the US when she would come and visit. The ingredients may look the same but the aren't. So the stuff just isn't as good as it is when she made it back home when you first tasted it and fell in love with it.

Gran is dead now so the main part of the knowledge and ingredients is gone.
Some how treacle tarts from somewhere else beside Gran in Jolly Ol' just ain't the same.