No whining. No drafting. No fun.

Sycamore wrote:

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So which one are you drinking - KY or TN? LOL!

Amy W wrote:

<quoted text>Why does it have to be just one?

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acrim wrote:

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relax, cupcake. There will be more round and round paint drying action for you next week. Just think, maybe you can win a trip to Michael (POS) Waltrip's backyard bar-b-que and drunken driving contest in Hill-Jack Kentucky! It's ok if you're caught, you're a NA$CRAP driver!

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Snow wrote:

<quoted text>The quickest
way to put him out of business is no one attend any races. I just canceled 10 races for next year.I had my belly full at dega....

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Whoyakidding wrote:

<quoted text>That really surprises me Snow. As a racer yourself, you should be one of the first to realize all that did was hurt some other racers just as much as it may have hurt NASCAR. From being on the inside, you know damn well most of these type of decisions are made in an attempt to keep the people involved safe from themselves. If they take the plates off those cars at Dega and say go for it, most everyone of those boys are going to do it. Most everyone of them would understand and be scared to do it but would never back down. If they did that, those cars would be going 230 plus and the "Big One" is really going to be something. One race doesn't make a season in NASCAR or drag racing. People can talk about boring racing all they want, but competition in closer and more different people are winning than ever before. I'm old enough to remember when the average number of drivers to finish on the lead lap was only 5 or 6. I remember races where the winner had lapped the field. How damn competitive is that? People take about bringing back the good old days of racing when they don't really know anything about the real "good old days". The one thing I have come to realize is most people don't have a clue about what is involved but they're going to whine their ass off anyway. I thought you were bigger than that. Throwing in the towel on something you love, is just throwing in the towel on the people involved.

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Whoyakidding wrote:

<quoted text> People can talk about boring racing all they want, but competition in closer and more different people are winning than ever before...

Sycamore wrote:

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I have a Beam ancestor, but am from Tennessee... Ok, you can have both. I prefer Crown in my Coke anyway.

acrim wrote:

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relax, cupcake. There will be more round and round paint drying action for you next week. Just think, maybe you can win a trip to Michael (POS) Waltrip's backyard bar-b-que and drunken driving contest in Hill-Jack Kentucky! It's ok if you're caught, you're a NA$CRAP driver!

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Laughing wrote:

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Still trying to hide yourself behind these pathetic posts, aren't you Lisa?

codmuffin wrote:

i hate to see kyle not in the chase i don't get to see him wine anymore till next season

Amy W wrote:

<quoted text>How does he wine? Is it red, white or a Chadian?

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PEDDLE FASTER wrote:

<quoted text>Cute Amy, real cute!!

Amy W wrote:

<quoted text>Do I detect a bit of sarcasm there?

Sycamore wrote:

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Did somebody say wine? I'll take chardonnay...

radical liberal wrote:

<quoted text>surprises me about snow also.
shes a die- hard race fan''not only nascar but other races also.
she truly knows her racing.
how you been doing'''''looking like we gonna have a 123 championshim with hms.

Amy W wrote:

<quoted text>Do I detect a bit of sarcasm there?

Amy W wrote:

<quoted text>How does he wine? Is it red, white or a Chadian?

Laughing wrote:

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Still trying to hide yourself behind these pathetic posts, aren't you Lisa?