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Hello there, o' fellow F1 fan
Tatty42 Started conversation May 16, 2001
So, I hear (well, read) that you're a Ferrari Fan? Myself, I follow the green cars of Jaguar.
This is nothing special (well, obviously to me it is), but you might be interested in going to [url removed by moderator] (are we allowed to put things like that in messages now?). if you do go, and I ask that you do, would you be as kind as to sign the guestbook, along with any improvements you can think of.
Thanks 
,
Strength and Honour
Hello there, o' fellow F1 fan
Tinkerbell *tumbleweed* Posted May 20, 2001
*waves*
Hi!
I don't know how you found out I'm a Ferrari fan... I thought I was hiding my blatant Schumacher favouritism quite well this season
Good to hear you're a Jaguar fan, I'm an Irvine fan too you see so when he switched from Ferrari I started supporting them as well... well and BAR But I'm still hoping that they'll get some points soon, maybe Monaco's the track to do it on as that doesn't really have such high speeds...
*grin*
I think that answers the question... I don't suppose theres a link to it from your page is there? I think they might still be allowed as I've seen a few around...
Hello there, o' fellow F1 fan
Tatty42 Posted Jun 2, 2001
I think I did I search in the Guide for Formula One and you have written an article, where it mentions your love for Ferrari.
As for a link to my website, there is one on my user page (I just put it there now). It's near the top, click on the text concerning my "real" homepage...
Hello there, o' fellow F1 fan
Tatty42 Posted Jun 3, 2001
Well, OK, the link was on my homepage, but the powers that be made me remove it - if you emal me from the link that's on my page, I'll send it you.
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