A little while back I was interviewed by SEMA News. The magazine just came out, and my shout-out to the GRM message board made the cut.
Here's the digital version:
http://www.sema.org/sema-news/2013/03/racing-youth
A little while back I was interviewed by SEMA News. The magazine just came out, and my shout-out to the GRM message board made the cut.
Here's the digital version:
http://www.sema.org/sema-news/2013/03/racing-youth
We're now even more famouser than we were before!!
Aw man, I'm not dressed for the glare of international publicity today.
Am I considered a younger member? 
moparman76_69 wrote: Am I considered a younger member?
I guess, I'm being called old. 
"I guess, I'm being called old."
Don't worry little one, I have illegitimate children your age.
Great, now we're going to have to start responding to all of the threads with: STFU and search, n00b!
Dammit, now I'll never be able to ask my n00bish questions. I had like three left!
Get off my lawn.
Ha ah hahahah aa...member.
Perhaps not so surprisingly, this also includes less trendy forms of online media, such as message boards and forums.
I think PRI just said we are old fogies who suck
“Our own message board has become an animal that has spawned numerous friendships, local meets and instances of enthusiasts helping enthusiasts,” noted Wallens. “Post a question or cry for help on our message board, and someone will quickly come to your rescue. I know that message boards are seen as old-school versions of social media, but it’s still people acting social.”
Accurate, but I don't think it captures the collective wisdom of the GRM hive mind, or the amount of time the forum occupies in our lives. [That may be good.....if you explained the time sink, we'd look pathetic.]
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