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Old 01-16-2013, 04:53 AM
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...Put some ink in the printers this year!
Good point. Not only are the SpeedWorld white tickets hard to read even after they are printed, but the ink completely disappears within two months. Maybe twist the track managers arm to get a new ribbon installed.

The silver lining for the "Second Place Finisher" in each race is that the yellow slips last forever and don't fade out. I think there's some dark irony at work here.

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Old 01-16-2013, 11:34 AM
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Good point. Not only are the SpeedWorld white tickets hard to read even after they are printed, but the ink completely disappears within two months. Maybe twist the track managers arm to get a new ribbon installed.

The silver lining for the "Second Place Finisher" in each race is that the yellow slips last forever and don't fade out. I think there's some dark irony at work here.
I agree! I wanted to keep a readable ET slip for my good runs, so I went to my opponents to see if I could have their yellow slips.

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