Ferrari Mailing List: not back

[Dennis Liu (bigheaddennis]

Thanks for the kind thoughts, Rob, but I'm not back.  I simply took
advantage of the privilege granted by listmeister SteveC to make posts,
without receiving list emails.  Thus, I can pass along interesting
Ferrari/car-related stuff, but not have to see the usual stuff that drove me
nuts in the first place.  :-)  (and I do, obviously, see any responses by
friends like you, SteveJ, Lashdeep and clyDe who hit "reply all" to my
original post).

Life is very peaceful on this side.  LOL!

Vty,

--Dennis

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From: Robert W. Garven Jr. [mailto:rgarven [at] gmail.com] 
Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2008 1:28 AM
To: BigHeadDennis [at] gmail.com
Cc: The FerrariList
Subject: Re: [Ferrari] Oh well, so much for the US version of Top Gear
(Off-topic)


Dennis, 

I new you'd come back!  :-)

We missed you.

Rob




Robert W. Garven Jr.
rgarven [at] gmail.com



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On Jun 17, 2008, at 6:40 AM, Dennis Liu wrote:


        Now, I like Adam Carolla, and actually think he'd be a great member
of the
        case, but Tanner Foust???  Eric Stromer???  Forget it.  Supercars
exposed is
        an embarrassment.  Top Gear in the US will crash and burn after
three
        episodes.  Really, the BBC should have licensed it to HBO or
Showtime, which
        do not rely on ad revenue (and hey, Top Gear can't be that expensive
to
        produce!).  Hire Carolla and, say, Dan Neil and Ezra Dyer.  Sheesh.
        
        -----
        
        Adam Carolla gets in "Top Gear" Mon Jun 16, 3:10 PM ET
        
        LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - NBC announced Monday morning what
        listeners to Adam Carolla's radio show have known for a while: The
comedian
        will host the broadcaster's adaptation of the BBC's "Top Gear." 
        
        Carolla will join drift racer Tanner Foust and TV construction guru
Eric
        Stromer as the show's presenters. "Gear" targets auto enthusiasts
and mixes
        racing, stunts, challenges and celebrity guests.
        
        NBC announced the show as a pilot in the winter, but the project has
not yet
        been added to the network's year-round schedule, which was unveiled
in May.
        
        The original "Gear" premiered in 1977 and is BBC 2's most-watched
program in
        the U.K. The show is broadcast in more than 100 countries and has
been
        airing on BBC America since 2007.
        
        ------
        
        Vty,
        
        --Dennis
        
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