Fair enough. Post amended to suit ten year old minds. Although if she could have worked out the insinuation at the end i'd have been very impressed as i didn't expect many adult Americans to get it. No matter, my bad.
forum [ˈfɔːrəm]
n pl -rums, -ra [-rə]
1. a meeting or assembly for the open discussion of subjects of public interest
2. a medium for open discussion, such as a magazine
3. a public meeting place for open discussion
Above is the definition of "forum". The operative words being "open discussion". If you didn't want comments or people to reply then you shouldn't have opened the thread in the first place.
Tips for forums:
1/ Not all people will agree with you, your views, your opinions, or your subject matter.
2/ Most people on forums like this one are adults..and automatically assume other members are adults too, hence, they post and reply ...like adults!
As far as i'm concerned you're going a bit over the top on this as i don't think Spart' or I said anything wrong? I highly doubt your daughter will be traumatized to find out there's no right hand turns in Indy racing?
We've both stated (since you brought her into the equation) that we're glad she had a great time and that the drivers did a wonderful job where she was concerned, and fail to see how you can be so upset because we had a little "poke" at what we think is a fairly monotonous event?
People only like motor racing events for the crashes, or the excitement of the last lap, i don't think the first of those is healthy for a ten year old, and they can be painful...as she found out...but that's the parents choice to let her see those and to kit her out in a fireproof suit and full faced helmet the next time she plays "Indycar" on her bicycle!
I guess what i'm really trying to say is...don't use the poor excuse of your daughter to fight back against someone who is poking fun at YOUR favourite racing event!