I agree Uncle Hubie. The NASCAR HOF was way overdue and a large initial induction class would have been more appropriate than the running joke we've been dealing with.
Not very likely that Toyota or Gibbs will start buying engines from the Felon.
Kyle is an intense guy. He drives every lap like he wants to win instead of just cruising around looking for some points like too many of these guys. I like and respect that.
Sure sometimes his emotions get the best of him and he pops off in the heat of the moment. I don't pay it no mind any more than I pay attention to the milquetoast answers that Jimmy Johnson, Gordon, Junior or most of these other guys ladle out.
I couldn't disagree more with you. The U.S. Open has always been the toughest tournament in gold specifically because of the difficult conditions and I like it that way. It can get boring sometimes watching these pros dominate one lush, perfectly manicured course after another with scores well below par. The Open is a test of wills and focus. If you mishit a shot you will be penalized harshly for it unlike many other courses where a ball in the rough means almost nothing to these guys.
Personally, I would have liked it (this weekend) if San Francisco's notorious weather had acted up a bit and made the boys deal with some wind too.
I've read a few of your blogs Collin and you do a nice job. This one hits home with my because many years ago when I was a young I trashed my arm (mostly elbow pain) playing softball. I never did do any competitive arm wrestling or anything, but I did notice that despite having pretty big arms and being able to lift some serious weight I was junk on an arm wrestling table.
It got to the point where even if I was challenged by a woman I would pass and try to change the venue to mud wrestling ;) No luck there.
The only way to fix it completely is to gather up every restrictor plate in North America and melt them down. Unless and until that happens we will get to watch big packs or little ones riding around Daytona and Talledega going slower that they did 25 years ago.
My sentiments as well. I can't stand the sight of John Elway and the fact that he is kinda forced to eatshitt while a QB that he doesn't want on his team is winning week after week just plain cracks me up.
Hopefully though the gig is up next Sunday.
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The only decent offense they have played so far is Detroit and the Lions dropped 34 points on the overrated Cowboys defense. I'll take Tom Brady and his offense over Matthew Stafford and his any day of the week.
BTW, what's the over/under on the number of fumbles/int's by Romo this week?
Kyle is an intense guy. He drives every lap like he wants to win instead of just cruising around looking for some points like too many of these guys. I like and respect that.
Sure sometimes his emotions get the best of him and he pops off in the heat of the moment. I don't pay it no mind any more than I pay attention to the milquetoast answers that Jimmy Johnson, Gordon, Junior or most of these other guys ladle out.
Personally, I would have liked it (this weekend) if San Francisco's notorious weather had acted up a bit and made the boys deal with some wind too.
It got to the point where even if I was challenged by a woman I would pass and try to change the venue to mud wrestling ;) No luck there.
Hopefully though the gig is up next Sunday.
The only decent offense they have played so far is Detroit and the Lions dropped 34 points on the overrated Cowboys defense. I'll take Tom Brady and his offense over Matthew Stafford and his any day of the week.
BTW, what's the over/under on the number of fumbles/int's by Romo this week?