> > > > > Did you know, there was once someone in London, England who carried a document certifying he was sane. He showed it proudly to all and sundry. Apparently he had been examined by a psychologist/psychiatrist and deemed sane. I was told this by a friend who studied there.
> > > > >
> > > > > -HD
> > > >
> > > > I asked my shrink for such a document and he turned me down.
> > > > Howard
> > >
> > > Howard, that certainly sounds like something you'd say. But is it only me that thought the message you're responding to also sounded like something you'd say -- just, out of the blue?
> >
> > Good point, Sam. But I'm HM not HD. Hmmmmmmmm, I used to work for a school superintendent who was HD. Maybe it's him. (or maybe it is he)
> > Anyway, if a person has taught 11- to 16-year-olds for 33 years, plus a couple of summers in driver ed and served as a teacher/principal for three of those years, and reared four kids of his own,it is
> > unlikely that he would ever be certified sane.
> > Howard
>
> Glad you're back, Howard. So who do you like at Pocono this weekend?

Mark Martin
I always like Mark, but Jeff Gordon is the likely winner.
Would anybody be shocked to see Geoffry Bodine pull one off? Another long shot is Rickey Rudd who has a long streak to protect.
If I took my predictions to Las Vegas, I'd have to hitch hike home.
Howard