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I have brought immigrant Polish to tears with my kielbasa...
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Were they crying for you because it is so small?? ;-)
Just like your brother in stupidity and lies, Harry. You are
infatuated with genitalia. Especially male genitalia.

As he should be, mine is pretty impressive

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Booger needs to find the sense of humor he somehow lost. ;-)

It's 73F here right now...I'm going to take my wife out for lunch
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So, back to racin'.... my kid asked me today why they only turn left...
I told here it was because they started racin' in the south and the
rednecks forgot about right Anyway, Penske gets it's first
restrictor plate win in Sprint, the parody between the manufacturers
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I like the fact that they don't spin out as easy, or don't seem to.
The foam doors to keep the body in shape helps there too. Contrary to
popular belief, I would rather see em' sideways off a corner and not
spin out, than to see a big crash.. Although I did see Sullivan (indy
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Yeah, I seen some saves this weekend that wouldn't have been saves in
the old cars.

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Restrictor plate racing sucks. With the new body style they shouldn't even
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You must have watched a different 500 than me or anybody else I know.
The bump draft is alive and well, 3 and 4 wide racing all day long,
etc. Or are you one of those that only gets joy out of the wrecks?

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On Feb 18, 4:42 pm, "Sam" wrote:


The bump draft is alive and well, 3 and 4 wide racing all day long,

The bump draft is relatively new and disliked by the majority of drivers. It
was even illegal for most of NASCAR's history. They (and I ) would much
rather see the cars with more horsepower to put the emphasis on driver
ability, and not whether or not someone is behind you to push you down the
track.

The drivers go around Daytona with their foot to the floor for the whole
race and there is virtually no difference between straightaway speeds and
speeds in the turns (boring). Hell, they were going 20-30 miles an hour
around the track 10-20 years ago.


Or are you one of those that only gets joy out of the wrecks?

Not at all. (though I would make an exception if you and Harry were strapped
to the hood )

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On Feb 18, 4:42 pm, "Sam" wrote:


The bump draft is alive and well, 3 and 4 wide racing all day long,

The bump draft is relatively new and disliked by the majority of drivers. It
was even illegal for most of NASCAR's history. They (and I ) would much
rather see the cars with more horsepower to put the emphasis on driver
ability, and not whether or not someone is behind you to push you down the
track.

The drivers go around Daytona with their foot to the floor for the whole
race and there is virtually no difference between straightaway speeds and
speeds in the turns (boring). Hell, they were going 20-30 miles an hour
around the track 10-20 years ago.


Or are you one of those that only gets joy out of the wrecks?

Not at all. (though I would make an exception if you and Harry were strapped
to the hood )




Tell me, Sam, other than the fact that I mostly ignore you, what's your
issue here? Am I competing with your boating-knowledge-packed posts?