> > The race today at Dover will be a crash-o-rama.
> > Rusty Wallace will be the rabbit for the first hundred laps or so. Then the big question is crash or blow? Give him 38th or there abouts.
> >
> > Winner? It won't be DW unless he drives in relief for somebody who qualified.
> >
> > Winner. Jeff Gordon. He's overdue.
> >
> > Driver to watch. Dale Jarrett, who starts a fast car 26th. They did an engine swap this morning.
> >
> > Dark horse. Jerry Nadeau, who's on the front row, but has never won. Wouldn't it be great to have a first-time winner three weeks in a row!
> >
> > Sentimental favorite is Bill Elloitt.
> >
> > And then there's Tony, Mark, Bobby, and Terry.
> > Wild guesses? Maybe.
> >
> > A few more races and I'm going to give this up for something safer. Las Vegas? Yeah, I go there sometimes, but I don't gamble.
> > Howard
>
> -Correct me if i'm wrong- But i heard that when you're going to Las Vegas as a tourist you simply *have* to gamble some money otherwise you arent worth going to Las Vegas.
>
> That's why i'm not planning to go to Las Vegas on my US-trip (which i plan to do before i turn 30)
>
> Of course ... hehe... (i'm just replying on my own post)... no one *has* anything to do. You can go to Las Vegas without gambling. But the spirit here in Europe is: Las Vegas...gambling! A friend of mine (actually my future brother-in-law) has gone to Las Vegas about a month ago, and he found it fantastic! (he also gambled a bit) So i guess Las Vegas should be on my trip-program too.
>
> Especially all those different giant hotels should be great with all the different themes.... The stories he had, made me anxious to go there.
>
>
> Jom"me? gambling? nah! ... although, i play on the lotto sometimes ... :-)"meke

Put Las Vegas back on the list. It's a fun place if you like people, lights, and superlative everything. Rooms and food are cheap because they make plenty on gambling and booze. But I outsmart them. I don't drink or gamble. They do some great shows (not cheap, but worth it). I guess I've been five or six times. It's always changing , and always fun. Don't miss Fremont street downtown.
Howard