thedddd
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Bud should bring back real men of genius.
It’s one big ol’ redneck partyThere was some other sights at Talladega that were making the rounds on social media last night - So much for it being a family friendly event lol
It’s one big ol’ redneck party
Glad he is ok, but as I read your comments all what came to mind, his teammate was going to take his wife.Man, this was tough to listen to.
Wow, he’s lucky the car didn’t catch fire or that would’ve been tragic. Thank goodness for safer barriers and HANS devices
He was later taken to the hospital and released with a back injury.
And the wreck was caused by his “teammate”
When you lived down there, did you happen to ever drive on I-20 past the speedway.There was some other sights at Talladega that were making the rounds on social media last night - So much for it be a family friendly event lol
When you lived down there, did you happen to ever drive on I-20 past the speedway.
The times I have nothing was going on but always amazed how large the grass parking lots were for that place and the fact they would fill up for the Nascar events.
I remember a co-worker talking about his experiences at the Daytona 500. He reveled in the sensory experience, especially the constant smell of exhaust and burning rubber. I imagine there must have been some brain damage.When you lived down there, did you happen to ever drive on I-20 past the speedway.
The times I have nothing was going on but always amazed how large the grass parking lots were for that place and the fact they would fill up for the Nascar events.
Not only brain damage but lung damage.I remember a co-worker talking about his experiences at the Daytona 500. He reveled in the sensory experience, especially the constant smell of exhaust and burning rubber. I imagine there must have been some brain damage.
we all got fucked out of years of comedy when he died.
my buddy had an illegal cable box and a lot of us hs buds watched it.we flipped out when tyson chomped his ear.12 guys ranting and raving drunk as hell.fun times
was nothing compared to the 70s.80s crashes.Man, this was tough to listen to.
Wow, he’s lucky the car didn’t catch fire or that would’ve been tragic. Thank goodness for safer barriers and HANS devices
He was later taken to the hospital and released with a back injury.
And the wreck was caused by his “teammate”
I had a bunch of friends that loved Nascar. They would all swear that once they got me to a race I'd be a fan for life. And they would talk about the noise and smell as part of it. I would just laugh and say it never going to happen. In all honestly if I thought there was any chance I would enjoy myself I would have given it a shot - I just could not see myself enjoying it.I remember a co-worker talking about his experiences at the Daytona 500. He reveled in the sensory experience, especially the constant smell of exhaust and burning rubber. I imagine there must have been some brain damage.
I had a bunch of friends that loved Nascar. They would all swear that once they got me to a race I'd be a fan for life. And they would talk about the noise and smell as part of it. I would just laugh and say it never going to happen. In all honestly if I thought there was any chance I would enjoy myself I would have given it a shot - I just could not see myself enjoying it.
Used to go here when I was much younger. There was a group of friends I hung out with and I liked the one girl so I would go.I have attended lower level stock car races (not anything remotely close to NASCAR mind you) and it was a fun time. Back in the 70's, I was a big NASCAR fan, but I essentially stopped following it when I hit my 30's. Not sure why, I think other sports and priorities took over.
For the same reason I lost interest in Star Wars and graduated to Star Trek. I just outgrew it. You can throw Monster Truck and Pro Wrestling in there as well.I have attended lower level stock car races (not anything remotely close to NASCAR mind you) and it was a fun time. Back in the 70's, I was a big NASCAR fan, but I essentially stopped following it when I hit my 30's. Not sure why, I think other sports and priorities took over.