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Know what is funny, a person standing on the north pole spins counter clockwise to the dawn event horizon as a separate person standing on the south pole spins clockwise towards the dawn event horizon as the planet revolves around the star simultaneously as the two are spontaneously here.Deezer Shoove » 22 Apr 2024, 9:33 am » wrote: ↑ Judging NASCAR by the audience members seems to be the stance.
Ergo it is not a sport... ;)
Look at the fat, stupid slobs that watch football... Little league baseball... Whatever...
Most of them are hall of famers.
Check out these rednecks:POM » 22 Apr 2024, 12:50 pm » wrote: ↑ Beer
chewing two-back-ee
autoparts
STP wooooooooooooooooooo
redneck paradise





Let’s see if I get this right:
Awesome Bill from Dawsonville was the reason for restrictor plates.
I remember 87.*rippy38 » 22 Apr 2024, 3:03 pm » wrote: ↑ Awesome Bill from Dawsonville was the reason for restrictor plates.
He clocked the fastest lap ever at Talladega with an average of almost 213mph in 1987, and in '88 they introduced restrictor plates.
Some people estimated he was pushing 230 on the backstretch. That's insane.
'85 though the late 90's was the best of NASCAR in my opinion.
I've been to Talladega a half a dozen times over the years. It is an awesome experience. The infield got so wild they had to move the free campground across the street and make the infield a high dollar ticket because too much debauchery was ending up on National television.
Yes sir. I was in the infield for the spring 2016 race in the primo RV area off of turn 4. One of the best events I have gone to.*rippy38 » 22 Apr 2024, 3:22 pm » wrote: ↑ I've been to Talladega a half a dozen times over the years. It is an awesome experience. The infield got so wild they had to move the free campground across the street and make the infield a high dollar ticket because too much debauchery was ending up on National television.
I saw Earnhardt Sr's last win there in 2000 when he made up like 15 spots in the last few laps. They were three and even four wide all day long. Earnhardt had doughnuts all down the right side at the end.The crowd was insane!
Good times and lots of memories!
https://youtu.be/Z2HlHNacs_4?si=aYgqOM1yTWa6PMB7

31stArrival » 22 Apr 2024, 1:30 pm » wrote: ↑ Know what is funny, a person standing on the north pole spins counter clockwise to the dawn event horizon as a separate person standing on the south pole spins clockwise towards the dawn event horizon as the planet revolves around the star simultaneously as the two are spontaneously here.
Why won't people of character role playing as ancestrally practiced since dawn of civilizing the human beasts ever acknowledge their brain navigates space living uniquely here as eternally separated now?
Absolute power of suggestion corrupts every generation gap saving ideas life isn't self evidently evolving as displaced now. Humanity is destroying itself saving the humanities directing every ancestry to deny life is self evidently living as genetic outcomes are physically being eternally separated now.
Makes your little guy all chubby don’t it
*rippy38 » 22 Apr 2024, 10:56 am » wrote: ↑ The correlation with "rednecks" goes back to the sport's roots when redneck bootleggers would get together and race to see who had the fastest runner in the bunch.
Just a bunch of good ol boys never meaning no harm.
Jeff Gordon is from Vallejo California...Huey » 22 Apr 2024, 2:55 pm » wrote: ↑ Here are three more:
His heritage his cuban.
He is from New Zealand
He is from Mexico.
Bunch a damn rednecks, all of them.

Get yourself some Billy Beer woo hooo*rippy38 » 22 Apr 2024, 5:50 pm » wrote: ↑ Jeff Gordon is from Vallejo California...
Stated in the Busch Series in '91
About as redneck as the come.
LOL