Winners moving to pros

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The problem i see is that competitors never have to move up. say you start at a local stance then stay there to dominate. I think that if you place 2/3 years at finals it should move you up to a professional status then that would leave all the locals/newbies a chance right now the newbies have to compete against all the "pros". I.E. could you imagine wanting to football for the first time and getting put in with the greats. you would never play. thats why they have college then the NFL. You didn't see joe montana or jerry rice staying in college ball to win do ya they had to move up just like the others. Our problem isn't classes it's the difference of a true pro or someone who should be pro. I believe we can't get new comers because they don't get a chance to win they jump straight in the ring with all the greats. make stock for newbies then make pro stock for non newbies keep mod classes the same. no ones gonna jump into mod not knowing what to do(thats just common sense).Say start this year make a class just for new people no finalists bet ya have a great turnout...

i sit in my car all the time but iam not loud its just 30+ secs.

cavi_in_kc wrote:

Tim Schaffer wrote:

look at the bright side all the nights of testing you have gone to bead with a head ache are over lol

Or a sore knee, or a sore back, or a sore head from it bouncing off the dash. I'm sure it'd make people happy.

that is some funny shhhit

it is a hell of alot louder inside then outside

the prob really isnt the person on the side that the meter is on....in the pocket...it is brutel....not bad at all on the opp. side...so

but whatevers whatever...i dont care either way...

They're your ears.



Guess I'm just a bit more sensitive about things like this seeing as I have major hearing loss, and have had it since birth. Trust me, it's not something you want to deal with.