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Dangerous psychopath"? Pffftttt... what a drama queen you are. (Mar 2, 2011 | post #8)
Dale Jr.'s ultimate clutch play
Good point. I seem to remember hearing after Daytona that it was only his superior skills as a wheelman that let him avoid the big wreck with 18 to go. (Jul 26, 2010 | post #23)
It's a beautiful day: the sun is shining, and Jr Nation i...
Another good day to be selling beer and tissues to Jr Nation. (Jul 25, 2010 | post #12)
Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Lance McGrew: Ready For March Madn...
bleacher report: Your source for poorly written and unapologetically biased Jr "news". Jr Nation gives this crap the same credence as if it came from the New York Times. (Mar 19, 2010 | post #2)
Tacos; That was a brilliant response, and I think it may have helped to put things in perspective for those who felt "snubbed ". HOWEVER: what if the people who falsely represent their stuff as being for a children's charity take away an opportunity from someone actually representing one? That wouldn't be right, IMHO. (Mar 15, 2010 | post #28)
Thanks, Angii, I was going to post the exact same thing! (Mar 13, 2010 | post #285)
Carl Edwards will start tenth at Atlanta
I've got a question: would you like some help looking for your marbles? (Mar 10, 2010 | post #68)
You forgot an option: Give Brad K a bitch slap. (Mar 8, 2010 | post #1)
WHAT'S WRONG with DALE EARNHARDT JR. ???
We know for certain that the 88 team isn't getting the best of everything, otherwise there would be a different DRIVER in that seat. (Mar 4, 2010 | post #955)
Rick Hendrick, Dale Earnhardt Jr. letting Kelley Earnhard...
So, we can agree to disagree, then? And everyone has a nice day? I'm all for that. (Feb 26, 2010 | post #28)
WHAT'S WRONG with DALE EARNHARDT JR. ???
and performance is about the MPD... (Feb 24, 2010 | post #903)
Dale Earnhardt Jr. says anything less than three wins wou...
Sorry, 3TOES, a limited slip is the same a positive traction differential and drives both wheels equally but still allows a certain amount of slippage for cornering. A locking differential allows slippage up to a point where it will "lock up" and drive both wheels equally. The differentials on most cars do not have the limited slip or locking feature and are referred to as "open" differentials. (Feb 24, 2010 | post #148)
Dale Earnhardt Jr., Jeff Gordon Represent NASCAR on SI.co...
Are you sure you're not Pam88sbiggestfan? That would be more in keeping with your level of ignorance...learry... (Jan 29, 2010 | post #38)
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