Do any of you people even know you are driving a rotary powered vehicle, or did you just buy it because it looked cool?
I have been the president of the local rotary club for 7 or 8 years now and we don't have a single RX-8 in the mix???

 

Shush Bruce....there's probably just not much Boise turnout on the forum...

 

Do you guys even get internet out there. Maybe that's the problem. j/k You need to post up on here to get the attention, and not be rude about it. I know there are a few folks in your area, I've been out that way for a drive or two. Schedule a run and post it up here and I'm sure you'll get SOME interest. Depending on schedule, I'd probably make the trip. I've been known to travel long distances for short drives.

 

Do you think I was rude???
RX-8 owners must be sensitive too!
Check out the forum for upcoming events.
http://idahorotary.com/smf/index.php

 

I think it is frustration from trying to keep a club running. I just started as president of the Eastern Washington INWR group and at times my frustration with the lack of attendance come across as rudness. I'll see if there is any interest in a drive to Boise next month, maybe we could all get together. It's always fun when we get to make it to Seattle and there great group, I'm sure it would be with you guys too. By the way you guys would be more than welcome here to if you ever plan anything coming this way.

 

I agree! Sometimes we have 3 people at our meetings and other times, we have 30!!??? I have threatend to shut the whole thing down several times out of frustration.
YES! I am thinking of organizing a regional NW Rotar Fest here next summer. Trying to see if I can get a exclusive autox and drag day for us!

 

I'm on your mailing list Bruce. But Boise is just far enough away that I always find reasons not to make the trip (most of them financially these days). One of these days I might make a meet, but my attendance will always be spotty at best, unless I move to Boise.

If you know of any multivalue database programming jobs in Boise, I'm there!