Shepherd catches shoplifter

slow day in the world of NASCAR...I like who reported the story 'Race With Faith'

Morning seth; Pin a badge on him, Deputy Dawg.

HA HA HA,,,,,, Yo Nascar, man ol Morgan put the waupass on the dude, AS they said Go morgan. Great story for a Wednesday.

As a few storys back with to ol bag trying to stop Armed Forces money, this was in the news this morning, this hag has got to go.

$1.2 trillion for national security?
The figure in the new budget proposal nobody in power wants you to notice



Read more: http://www.cbsnews.com/#ixzz1FS2u5VED

my favorite part:
"...a Las Vegas police officer pitched the ageless NASCAR driver a pair and handcuffs and continued pursuit of the other two suspects..."


cuff 'em Shep-o

Way to go

you go morgane.

I believe the point of the story is that unlike a vast majority of Americans who would refuse to get involved a guy with NASCAR values immediately stepped up and did something that we all would like to believe thatwe would do. We get this "redneck" sort of "unevolved humabnoid" monicker thrown at us in the media because we like to watch and attend car races as opposed to going to the art gallery or the latest live theatre.

I have a great deal of respect for the Morgan Shepards of the world and would hope that I would act in kind should the situation arise.

QUOTE(#13):

Originally posted 01:57 PM ET  03.02 by jimabbey

I believe the point of the story is that unlike a vast majority of Americans who would refuse to get involved a guy with NASCAR values immediately stepped up and did something that we all would like to believe thatwe would do. We get this "redneck" sort of "unevolved humabnoid" monicker thrown at us in the media because we like to watch and attend car races as opposed to going to the art gallery or the latest live theatre.I have a great deal of respect for the Morgan Shepards of the world and would hope that I would act in kind should the situation arise.

Good point.

Comment 13,,,,, VERY GOOD POINT

Well done, Shep. And I suppose we should be grateful for the post. But something actually to do with racing would be nice. But I guess I'm getting greedy.

Hmmm. Faster on foot than in a race car.

QUOTE(#13):

Originally posted 01:57 PM ET  03.02 by jimabbey

I believe the point of the story is that unlike a vast majority of Americans who would refuse to get involved a guy with NASCAR values immediately stepped up and did something that we all would like to believe thatwe would do. We get this "redneck" sort of "unevolved humabnoid" monicker thrown at us in the media because we like to watch and attend car races as opposed to going to the art gallery or the latest live theatre.I have a great deal of respect for the Morgan Shepards of the world and would hope that I would act in kind should the situation arise.

How sentimental.

And myopic.

One.....one NASCAR driver presents himself valiantly, and you hoist him above the ''who keeps track'' of everyday hero's from all walks of life, stories that go mostly unreported. (Never mind the doctors, police, firemen, soldiers, teachers, etc., etc., etc. that are unrecognized heros day in and day out.)

I've been attending racing, all types, since I was three years old. I also received a scholarship to attend the Herron School of Art in Indianapolis, and I still appreciate art and artists, encluding live theater.

By attempting to divide NASCAR fans from what you seem to infer are more intellectual activities, you re-inforce the very stereotype you act as though you want to achieve distance from.

How charming.

Good to see Morgan being fast at something.

kelso - I aint smart enough for your high-brow conversing.
I'm sorry to have to ask but I'm confused...- what does "encluding" mean?

Also - thanks for pointing out that teachers belong next to soldiers in the "hero" conversation....I wasn't aware that was true either...well golly. sure is nice doing all this learnin'

QUOTE(#17):

Originally posted 03:00 PM ET  03.02 by kelso!

Hmmm. Faster on foot than in a race car.

lol, the dude cant even pay his own tire bills and you expect him to drive fast in the unsponsored jesus car?

QUOTE(#18):

Originally posted 03:13 PM ET  03.02 by kelso!

How sentimental.And myopic.One.....one NASCAR driver presents himself valiantly, and you hoist him above the ''who keeps track'' of everyday hero's from all walks of life, stories that go mostly unreported. (Never mind the doctors, police, firemen, soldiers, teachers, etc., etc., etc. that are unrecognized heros day in and day out.)I've been attending racing, all types, since I was three years old. I also received a scholarship to attend the Herron School of Art in Indianapolis, and I still appreciate art and artists, encluding live theater.By attempting to divide NASCAR fans from what you seem to infer are more intellectual activities, you re-inforce the very stereotype you act as though you want to achieve distance from.How charming.

i think he said that the media paints nascar fans as redneck type------------

Morgan (Barney Fife) probably grabbed the smallest one, he's lucky we're not listening to his Obit.

Sorry, I don't believe a Las Vegas Police officer threw him a pair of handcuffs.

QUOTE(#32):

Originally posted 09:54 PM ET  03.02 by JKINDELRAY

Sorry, I don't believe a Las Vegas Police officer threw him a pair of handcuffs.

Maybe after she climbed down off the pole.