Post some of your favorite Bens quotes and pics of him lets remember his amazing life
#1
06-04-2005, 09:31 PM
Post some of your favorite Ben' quotes and pics of him lets remember his amazing life
I'm doing the search as this is being done.
Of course he said it in jest , one of my Ben favorites " it's just a lambo"
Ben's great sense of humor and personality will sure be missed here. Again, my deepest condolences to the Families of Ben and Corey. RIP Guys.
Of course he said it in jest , one of my Ben favorites " it's just a lambo"
Ben's great sense of humor and personality will sure be missed here. Again, my deepest condolences to the Families of Ben and Corey. RIP Guys.
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06-04-2005, 10:16 PM
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hope u guys can feel how i've been feeling since the day when it happened...
this is the PM ben sent me last week. we talked often through PMs.
''i've got two track days in the next week (shhhhh) and if everything goes ok (ie: no wrecks,etc), i probably will. you?''
i was going but had to work...
this is the PM ben sent me last week. we talked often through PMs.
''i've got two track days in the next week (shhhhh) and if everything goes ok (ie: no wrecks,etc), i probably will. you?''
i was going but had to work...
#3
06-04-2005, 10:30 PM
i'm not really sure if i feel exactly what you guys are feeling since i'm not close to Ben nor do we know each other but I'm really bothered by this situation and hope that it never really happened.. 
#4
06-04-2005, 10:32 PM
Originally posted by Bri
i'm not really sure if i feel exactly what you guys are feeling since i'm not close to Ben nor do we know each other but I'm really bothered by this situation and hope that it never really happened..
i'm not really sure if i feel exactly what you guys are feeling since i'm not close to Ben nor do we know each other but I'm really bothered by this situation and hope that it never really happened..
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06-04-2005, 11:24 PM
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Theres a picture of him giving some attitude to a forum troll. I will mis his sense of humor.
http://www.flat-6.net/forum/showthre...4&start=&pp=20
http://www.flat-6.net/forum/showthre...4&start=&pp=20
#7
06-04-2005, 11:43 PM
this is a prime example of his sense of humor....
QUOTE FROM CAYENNE FORUM
QUOTE FROM CAYENNE FORUM
at least the ***** is regular...
and is menstrating right on schedule. well it's been 11 months and 11k miles and she just asked for the 11 qt of oil. i used to think it was amazing the first scheduled oil change for the cayenne is 20k miles, but now i'm wondering why so soon since i will have already changed the oil over 2 times - 1 qt at a time!
and is menstrating right on schedule. well it's been 11 months and 11k miles and she just asked for the 11 qt of oil. i used to think it was amazing the first scheduled oil change for the cayenne is 20k miles, but now i'm wondering why so soon since i will have already changed the oil over 2 times - 1 qt at a time!
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06-05-2005, 04:17 AM
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#11
06-05-2005, 06:52 AM
Originally posted by Ryan in SD
Theres a picture of him giving some attitude to a forum troll. I will mis his sense of humor.
http://www.flat-6.net/forum/showthre...4&start=&pp=20
Theres a picture of him giving some attitude to a forum troll. I will mis his sense of humor.
http://www.flat-6.net/forum/showthre...4&start=&pp=20
#12
06-05-2005, 09:21 AM
Originally posted by ben, lj
at least the ***** is regular...
and is menstrating right on schedule. well it's been 11 months and 11k miles and she just asked for the 11 qt of oil. i used to think it was amazing the first scheduled oil change for the cayenne is 20k miles, but now i'm wondering why so soon since i will have already changed the oil over 2 times - 1 qt at a time!
at least the ***** is regular...
and is menstrating right on schedule. well it's been 11 months and 11k miles and she just asked for the 11 qt of oil. i used to think it was amazing the first scheduled oil change for the cayenne is 20k miles, but now i'm wondering why so soon since i will have already changed the oil over 2 times - 1 qt at a time!
#13
06-05-2005, 09:53 AM
my favorite memory of his posts was when he was trying to figure out how to get that new CGT into the garage. He had it figured down to the 1/8" or 1/16" of how it couldn't go in front ways and had to be backed in. I was amazed & stunned at the preciseness of his calculations. But then again, if I were bringing a CGT home, I might be too 
Then someone asked a general question about possibly building a driveway so that a CGT could make it up it successfully- in general terms.
Ben responded with something like "you need 6.8 ft of cement at a slope of 21.7 degrees." I couldn't stop laughing realizing just how smart this guy Ben was.
Thank You Ben....
Then someone asked a general question about possibly building a driveway so that a CGT could make it up it successfully- in general terms.
Ben responded with something like "you need 6.8 ft of cement at a slope of 21.7 degrees." I couldn't stop laughing realizing just how smart this guy Ben was.
Thank You Ben....
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06-05-2005, 11:53 AM
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Here is another great memory...:
"i used the "**** star" line when the guy asked me yesterday at the light when i was driving the CGT. he replied, "no way. i'm a **** star and i only make $400 a movie". no kidding "
His humor and respect for other people is uncommon in this world, and it is such a horrible loss.
RIP Ben
"i used the "**** star" line when the guy asked me yesterday at the light when i was driving the CGT. he replied, "no way. i'm a **** star and i only make $400 a movie". no kidding "
His humor and respect for other people is uncommon in this world, and it is such a horrible loss.
RIP Ben
#15
06-05-2005, 11:57 AM
Originally posted by Lizard1
my favorite memory of his posts was when he was trying to figure out how to get that new CGT into the garage. He had it figured down to the 1/8" or 1/16" of how it couldn't go in front ways and had to be backed in. I was amazed & stunned at the preciseness of his calculations. But then again, if I were bringing a CGT home, I might be too
Then someone asked a general question about possibly building a driveway so that a CGT could make it up it successfully- in general terms.
Ben responded with something like "you need 6.8 ft of cement at a slope of 21.7 degrees." I couldn't stop laughing realizing just how smart this guy Ben was.
Thank You Ben....
my favorite memory of his posts was when he was trying to figure out how to get that new CGT into the garage. He had it figured down to the 1/8" or 1/16" of how it couldn't go in front ways and had to be backed in. I was amazed & stunned at the preciseness of his calculations. But then again, if I were bringing a CGT home, I might be too
Then someone asked a general question about possibly building a driveway so that a CGT could make it up it successfully- in general terms.
Ben responded with something like "you need 6.8 ft of cement at a slope of 21.7 degrees." I couldn't stop laughing realizing just how smart this guy Ben was.
Thank You Ben....
RIP Brother.