For the record:
1) I am not the dorky white guy standing in front of the yellow hummer in the picture; and
2) I would rather go for one ride in a hummer than poke my eardrum with a rusty roofing tack (or any tack for that matter); and
3) Should one Hummer ride subject me to such ribbing? Can't a brother play with the Man's toys every now and again?
It is good to read that an environmentalist has been witness to a real man's sport. To be truthful it is an acquired taste much like sitting at a baseball game. I can speak for all NASCAR and NHRA fans that as much as we would like to see our favorite driver win, it's a family event. So as long as we have fun and that no driver is seriously hurt, let the leaded gas burn. By the way thank you for your condolences.
This is me again, as I was looking back at the article and reading the footnotes beneath the well taken pictures I could not stop laughing at a particular one. Why do you thing that the cop were not bothering the fans.
My sister is suddenly in to NASCAR because of her dumb boyfriend. I had no idea the tickets cost so much.
Hey Sotic: Remember that time we got banned for life from Maria's Taco Shop?
In life there are events that we cherish for the rest of our lives. That one event is a memory I have tried to suppress even though I was not the one with the hair.
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