And . . .BAM! Hard to argue with that.Duke wrote:
My undergraduate degree is in Horticulture. I have forgotten more about turf grass management then you two will ever know.![]()
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I agree they can earn a good living, The unfortunate aspect of this position for the horticulture degree holder is the line for a turf manager position is endless, in most cases those employed are in possession of advanced credentials involving chemistry, botany & landscape architecture, like my wife.Duke wrote:Yep.....why don't you educate yourself and see what PGA golf course turf grass manager makes? It is well over six figures.mooseheadm5 wrote:You are actually bragging about knowing about tending grass. Wow.
It's a closed highly competitive field, little attrition filled with individuals having lived their professional lives on the course and are well known for their expertise by those course GM's.
I would say with all due respect, an individuals chances of flying an Apache are at least 1000 x more likely than securing one of the top 5 PGA jobs in this field.
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And that Sir is why I have a Master of Aeronautical Science, Aviation/Aerospace Management from Embry Riddle.w0014170 wrote: I would say with all due respect, an individuals chances of flying an Apache are at least 1000 x more likely than securing one of the top 5 PGA jobs in this field.
And this stuff -
22 Years experience in Military Operations and Training (Live, Virtual and Constructive)
20 Years experience in Military Aviation Operations
16 Years experience in Aviation Training
8 Years experience in Aviation Simulations Operations
5 Years experience in Aviation Simulations Project management
To include PMP credentials.
My first job out of college was with Forsum, Summers Landscape Architects in Dana Point, CA. I saw what the partners were doing and making (my thoughts $$$$ wise) and then decided to join the Marine Corp to follow my dream of being a military pilot.
Comparing a Sunbeam Tiger to a Sunbeam Alpine is the same as an AC Cobra to a AC Ace.WH wrote:Tigers were just Sunbeam Alpines with a V8's stuck into it to boost sales of a pretty mundane, 4 cylinder convertible.
You know very little about the Tiger lineage. The Tiger body was built to be a Tiger from day one.....they were assembled at the Jenson factory, not on the Sunbeam line. Many man hours of hand built work went into each car. I would say much more that the E28 M5 for comparison.
A AC Cobra is just a rich man's Tiger.
In 1965 a Cobra was $6000, a Tiger was $3600.
As far as speed, the 1966 427 Cobra ran a 12.4 1/4 mile. My Tiger has done it in 12.2 thus far. Tigers eat snakes!
My older brother retired some years ago while involved in the Longbow Apache design program as the Army Aviation rep. This was after his stint as the lead crash investigator of the safety group stationed @ Rucker I believe, not sure though might have been Campbell.
When he retired from active duty he was hired as a project manager by the defense contractor adapting the avionics to the Apache airframe. Basically took the same position he held in the Army, as a civilian. He's a History degree holder with the same Masters from Riddle you hold.
He retired after 4yrs enlisted & 26 years commissioned, 30 yrs total service.. Thanks for yours!
When he retired from active duty he was hired as a project manager by the defense contractor adapting the avionics to the Apache airframe. Basically took the same position he held in the Army, as a civilian. He's a History degree holder with the same Masters from Riddle you hold.
He retired after 4yrs enlisted & 26 years commissioned, 30 yrs total service.. Thanks for yours!
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTf0bj7H ... r_embedded#!Duke wrote:As far as speed, the 1966 427 Cobra ran a 12.4 1/4 mile. My Tiger has done it in 12.2 thus far. Tigers eat snakes!
10.75s at 132.9mph. You have work to do.
And thank you. I am sure I may have run into your brother over the past five years as I have worked with the Apache guys quite a bit for upgrading my simulator to try to stay current with the Apache fleet. Not an easy thing to do!w0014170 wrote:Thanks for yours!
That is an exceptional Cobra just as my car is a exceptional Tiger. The "stock" 427 would lose.Jeremy wrote:10.75s at 132.9mph. You have work to do.
I love how all the trolls in this thread have gone away once I stomped on them.
Pathetic for sure.
Not talking stock as you and others have posted how brutally fast a Cobra is...........my modified Tiger is faster than a "stock" 427 Cobra.Jeremy wrote:Stock for stock, I'd imagine the 427 Cobra beats the 289 powered Tigers though, correct? I'd think the 427 Cobra should tromp the 260 Tiger pretty thoroughly.
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LOL, your ego knows no bounds. Some people have priorities other than showing off on the internet.Duke wrote:I love how all the trolls in this thread have gone away once I stomped on them.
Pathetic for sure.
If you read my comment AND applied the intellectual capacity of a 5th grader, you might have actually figured out that I don't care about tending grass. Monoculture is boring. It's not desirable from an aesthetic, environmental, habitat, or biological standpoint.
I'm glad you can jerk off thinking about how great you are at tending lawn. Next thing you'll be bragging to me about your ability to scrub a countertop.
You sure do get your frilly little panties in a wad in a big hurry, though.
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Delbert Dickness, seems funny (not queer, because thats perfectly normal now) when someone else has credentials and is at a slight disadvantage.Tammer in Philly wrote:LOL, your ego knows no bounds. Some people have priorities other than showing off on the internet.Duke wrote:I love how all the trolls in this thread have gone away once I stomped on them.
Pathetic for sure.
If you read my comment AND applied the intellectual capacity of a 5th grader, you might have actually figured out that I don't care about tending grass. Monoculture is boring. It's not desirable from an aesthetic, environmental, habitat, or biological standpoint.
I'm glad you can jerk off thinking about how great you are at tending lawn. Next thing you'll be bragging to me about your ability to scrub a countertop.
You sure do get your frilly little panties in a wad in a big hurry, though.
-tammer
I've analyzed your posts and have found that you need help . . .
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I'm in management at a steel company. That could make me Ratan Tata.Duke wrote:Yep.....why don't you educate yourself and see what PGA golf course turf grass manager makes? It is well over six figures.mooseheadm5 wrote:You are actually bragging about knowing about tending grass. Wow.
Somewhere is a guy who bought an ex-cup car for less than the 60k agreed value of your tiger that could make a mockery of you on any drag strip, road course, roundy-round, or autocross circuit.Duke wrote:Nope....yall all think a stock Cobra is all bad ass.....I am telling you its not.Jeremy wrote:If your Tiger gets to be non-stock, so does the Cobra you're comparing it to.
Duke, honestly, I wish I could see you in person so I could enjoy a beer or several with you, instead of seeing everyone arguing with your ego over the internet. Your car is cool, yes, but it's not god's gift to man.
I seriously hate grass, though. What the fuck good is goddamn turf when you could have asphalt instead? Also, golf is for people with small lives and unhappy marriages.
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And that's precisely why I posted a comment about the dirt patches in the OP's lawn.Tammer in Philly wrote:LOL, your ego knows no bounds. Some people have priorities other than showing off on the internet.Duke wrote:I love how all the trolls in this thread have gone away once I stomped on them.
Pathetic for sure.
I'm glad you can jerk off thinking about how great you are at tending lawn. Next thing you'll be bragging to me about your ability to scrub a countertop.
You sure do get your frilly little panties in a wad in a big hurry, though.
-tammer
Baiting the OP is far too easy due to his inflated ego.
Oh, and I'd like to hear about the OP's preferred method for cleaning countertops.
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- I think if you play a round with me I can change your outlook. Fer shure the beer-cart girl can help.Cactus wrote:. . . golf is for people with small lives and unhappy marriages.
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Which is far, far more impressive and respectable, and definitely something to brag about. Makes more sense than being snooty about having a better lawn.Duke wrote:And that Sir is why I have a Master of Aeronautical Science, Aviation/Aerospace Management from Embry Riddle.w0014170 wrote: I would say with all due respect, an individuals chances of flying an Apache are at least 1000 x more likely than securing one of the top 5 PGA jobs in this field.
And this stuff -
22 Years experience in Military Operations and Training (Live, Virtual and Constructive)
20 Years experience in Military Aviation Operations
16 Years experience in Aviation Training
8 Years experience in Aviation Simulations Operations
5 Years experience in Aviation Simulations Project management
To include PMP credentials.
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Someday we can make that happen. My Tiger is gods gift to woman. Most have a big O and get pregnant by me just driving by.Cactus wrote:Duke, honestly, I wish I could see you in person so I could enjoy a beer or several with you,
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Give me a break Duke. You are so egotistical in everything you do or say. For you, what ever car you're into right now is the "ultimate" car. You always build it into some extreme example hoping to get more attention. Lets take a car and turn it into something it's not. You did that with your E28, and now this tiger. In my book a big fail on both accounts. You need to learn to enjoy a car for what it is, not turn it into something it's not.Duke wrote:Comparing a Sunbeam Tiger to a Sunbeam Alpine is the same as an AC Cobra to a AC Ace.WH wrote:Tigers were just Sunbeam Alpines with a V8's stuck into it to boost sales of a pretty mundane, 4 cylinder convertible.
You know very little about the Tiger lineage. The Tiger body was built to be a Tiger from day one.....they were assembled at the Jenson factory, not on the Sunbeam line. Many man hours of hand built work went into each car. I would say much more that the E28 M5 for comparison.
A AC Cobra is just a rich man's Tiger.
In 1965 a Cobra was $6000, a Tiger was $3600.
As far as speed, the 1966 427 Cobra ran a 12.4 1/4 mile. My Tiger has done it in 12.2 thus far. Tigers eat snakes!
Who cares If your modified tiger can beat a stock cobra? You compare apples to oranges and think we're too stupid to notice? Therefore your point is meaningliess. I give you the fastest street going car in Britian so go compete against it if you can, He'd be finished with you before you even shifted into 1st gear and tried to gain traction. And it's a Vaxhaull too! Just a base mundane car, right?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... st-60.html
As for tiger lineage. It's a Roots product, plain and simple. The bodies were built by Jensen, and......so what? Jensen also built the early Volvo P1800 chassis and their work was considered so substandard Volvo pulled the production from them to build them in house. Does that make a tiger special in some way? No. Rootes just sub-contracted another manufacturer to build the car, No biggie. This was common at that time. Jensen did a lot of prototyping for the British car industry.
Since a cobra was 2x the price of a tiger in 1965... a cobra must have been 2x the car to drive then. Now 40+ years later it's even more obvious that the cobra is WAY more car than a tiger could ever hope to be. Prices reflect this.... Cobra $300,000-$5,500,000, Tiger $20,000- $80,000.
WH
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I salvaged this out of your hate post.....thank you! That's how I roll.WH wrote:For you, what ever car you're into right now is the "ultimate" car. You always build it into some extreme example.
BTW - my Tiger is a 75%er of extreme Tigers. There are many that are nicer and faster than my example. I also have every single item ever removed from my car. It could be returned to bone stock over a summer with all original parts if I so desired. My car received 1st place in the personalized Tiger category at Tigers United in Maine. Up against 10 other very nice Tigers...........with four judge teams inspecting, the Tiger community does not agree with your assessment.
$80K is low. Several have fetched over $100K in the past few years with more doing it all the time.

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Duke wrote:[
BTW - my Tiger is a 75%er of extreme Tigers. There are many that are nicer and faster than my example. I also have every single item ever removed from my car. It could be returned to bone stock over a summer with all original parts if I so desired. My car received 1st place in the personalized Tiger category at Tigers United in Maine. Up against 10 other very nice Tigers...........with four judge teams inspecting, the Tiger community does not agree with your assessment.
$80K is low. Several have fetched over $100K in the past few years with more doing it all the time.
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Show me the auction results for the tigers sold for over $100K,. In recent memory one was on Ebay with asking $125K, and didn't sell. Anyone can ASK a price, getting it is another thing. $80K is tops I could find on SCM. (platinum subscriber). If you have auction results or other sales to back up the higher price, please post for all to see.
I found this on Super Snakes in ohhhhh about 3 sec using google....a good video to see what a real snake at auction sells for.....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2cM0QfHNmM
That means a "shitty" cobra sold for 50X more than a really nice $100K, Sunbeam Tiger.
WH
PS: only 10 tigers in attendence? I mean 2 years ago at the Maryhilll concours in WA there were almost 30 in attendance. Even last years ABFM I remember seeing around 20. Winning awards means nothing as I've won dozens for my cars over the years and what does that have to do with anything I said BTW? So you have a clean car, so what? What does that mean to anyone but yourself? NOTHING! It has nothing to do with Cobras being "shitty" sports cars, does it?
My Imp won 2nd place of all the cars at last years ABFM (All British Field Meet) in Portland, OR. Around 800 cars/trucks in attendance. A DB5 Aston Martin took top honors. My little $5,000 Imp 2nd of all cars there.
Does the Imp community now triumph my win? Does it matter to anyone? I can honestly say, my Imp was the fastest one on the field that day too! It's not stock, but I have all the parts to return it that way. The work can be done over a summer!
Sunbeam Imps are the best sports cars ever! :-) Not like all those other "shitty" cars that other people drive.
WH
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OMG...you are like a staff infection...................yawn.........well here we go.WH wrote:PS: only 10 tigers in attendance?
There were over 40 Tigers there. I was in the "personalized" class. There was also a stock and modified class.
http://www.mye28.com/viewtopic.php?p=1116095
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Duke wrote:OMG...you are like a staff infection...................yawn.........well here we go.WH wrote:PS: only 10 tigers in attendance?
There were over 40 Tigers there. I was in the "personalized" class. There was also a stock and modified class.
http://www.mye28.com/viewtopic.php?p=1116095
Again so what does it matter? 10, 20, 40? It's still just a Sunbeam tiger..... it's just a car. A V8 powered Sunbeam Alpine bult by the Rootes Group. It was the last hurrah for that body style before Chysler took the reins and killed it.
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