I was there, hangin' out with my fellow rednecks. That race was not very exciting... 'bout what all the stereotypes pin on NASCAR, especially since Daytona is a restrictor plate track. But I had a great view of that last lap wreck.
That was, indeed, a spectacular wreck. Intensified by the near-universal hate of the guy in that 18 car, a hundred thousand screaming fans could not have been happier. It made the 3-day weekend cross country trip worth while. That was a great way to spend Independence Day.
It's a testament to NASCAR's safety improvements that nobody was injured in that incident... except for maybe Kyle Busch, who had to be subdued by officials so he didn't go pick a fight in the middle of pit lane.
@TimTim: I too watched the end of that race, all by my redneck self. I made it 100,001 screaming fans who delighted in the finish. That guy in #18 car was definitely PO'd.
This is all I can think of anymore whenever someone mentions NASCAR, I instantly start yelling: GO FAST "I'm going fast!" TURN LEFT "I'm turning left!"
I will cheer heartily and relish every single time Kyle Busch gets put into the wall. He's a tumbling, tumbling dickweed and a punk. The man just wins too much; it's suspicious. The less he wins, the better the sport is. He thought he could steal a win from Tony, and he was wrong, end of story.
Also, Burger King is delicious. THANK YOU BABY JESUS!!!
Pfft.....amateur! Now THIS is what I call ASCII art! Only took me 15 years, and millions of man hours, to get this detailed By the way, how's that Napster thing doing? I can't wait to download those free tunes..
@ everyone else: thanks! I was inspired to make the Carrera GT after seeing the Miura last time, and a lot of talk about LEGOs and building stuff. I see Wimbles down at the bottom of the page felt similarly.
Y'know, you really ought to have to be over 21 to buy this car. Might save a lot of heartache, dashed expectations, and STDs later on.
Not the worst pace car paint job by any means. But certainly carries on the tradition of being all show, and hardly any more go than you could get for thousands less, while saving your retinas.
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I was there, hangin' out with my fellow rednecks. That race was not very exciting... 'bout what all the stereotypes pin on NASCAR, especially since Daytona is a restrictor plate track. But I had a great view of that last lap wreck.
That was, indeed, a spectacular wreck. Intensified by the near-universal hate of the guy in that 18 car, a hundred thousand screaming fans could not have been happier. It made the 3-day weekend cross country trip worth while. That was a great way to spend Independence Day.
It's a testament to NASCAR's safety improvements that nobody was injured in that incident... except for maybe Kyle Busch, who had to be subdued by officials so he didn't go pick a fight in the middle of pit lane.
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Then again, in a sickening sense, Talladega always has been my favorite track.
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Also, Burger King is delicious. THANK YOU BABY JESUS!!!
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BTW, thanks to our graphics team:
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Like we can talk!
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The Early Years.
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.357- Always Very NSFW.
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@ everyone else: thanks! I was inspired to make the Carrera GT after seeing the Miura last time, and a lot of talk about LEGOs and building stuff. I see Wimbles down at the bottom of the page felt similarly.
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Obviously the guy has potential. But there must be a better outlet of his talent than this.
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Not the worst pace car paint job by any means. But certainly carries on the tradition of being all show, and hardly any more go than you could get for thousands less, while saving your retinas.