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    02-06-2009 10:22 AM #1
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    02-06-2009 10:25 AM #3
    And they go though about what... a zillion of those things in a season?

    Pfft. People sure are silly.

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    02-06-2009 10:27 AM #4
    "You're gonna love my nuts!"

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    02-06-2009 10:45 AM #5
    When I was little, I forget the story of how I got there, but I was in this garage of this house and he had the door panal off that silver car with the pink letters that Dale Sr drove in the Winstron and the nose off of Rusty's car from that famous accident he had where he flipped end over end a few times.... but what stands out in my memory the most, a small sandwich bag with the label: "Air from Dale Earnhardt's tire"

  6. 02-06-2009 11:00 AM #6
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    ...but what stands out in my memory the most, a small sandwich bag with the label: "Air from Dale Earnhardt's tire"

    That's because air is so valuable to the NASCAR crowd. With the gaping hole in most of their collective heads, that space between their ears needs constant refilling...


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    02-06-2009 12:04 PM #7
    Oh how I love Youngstown.

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    02-06-2009 12:12 PM #8
    Quote, originally posted by .:FrankRizzo:. »
    ...but what stands out in my memory the most, a small sandwich bag with the label: "Air from Dale Earnhardt's tire"

    I have a VERY old clay pot labeled "Jesus's Farts."

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  9. 02-06-2009 12:19 PM #9
    Quote, originally posted by bikechef »

    That's because air is so valuable to the NASCAR crowd. With the gaping hole in most of their collective heads, that space between their ears needs constant refilling...


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    02-06-2009 12:47 PM #10
    Quote, originally posted by bikechef »

    That's because air is so valuable to the NASCAR crowd. With the gaping hole in most of their collective heads, that space between their ears needs constant refilling...

    I forgot how immature TCL is about NASCAR.

    Cause everyone that watches the sport has to be retarded.


  11. 02-06-2009 12:55 PM #11
    Quote, originally posted by .:FrankRizzo:. »

    everyone that watches the sport has to be retarded.


    You are correct.

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    02-06-2009 12:56 PM #12
    Quote, originally posted by .:FrankRizzo:. »


    Cause everyone that watches the sport has to be retarded.

    I believe this to be the case as I have yet to see evidence to the contrary.


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    02-06-2009 01:02 PM #13

    Yeeeeehawww my favorite parts when they go in a circle


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    02-06-2009 01:05 PM #14
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    I believe this to be the case as I have yet to see evidence to the contrary.

    Anecdotes are not evidence, but we'll ignore that for right now.

    My parents watch NASCAR races. They go to one race a season, in Delaware, where they can see the entire track from their seats. I've always considered my parents relatively 'normal'.

    As someone who doesn't watch regularly, I'm a bit of an outsider. I don't mind watching a race or two with my parents, but I won't watch on my own. To me, it seems like NASCAR is more a drama about racecar drivers (and advertisements) than it is about the actual race. If people want to watch it, and like it, I have no problems.

    In my mind, NASCAR fans are no different than any other kind of major sport fans: Most are normal people who enjoy what they watch. Others are way too engulfed. Its kind of like people in TCL with cars.


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    02-06-2009 01:08 PM #15
    Quote, originally posted by DJReAxion »

    Yeeeeehawww my favorite parts when they go in a circle


    Wait... what kind of car is the black one?
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    02-06-2009 01:08 PM #16
    Quote, originally posted by DJReAxion »

    Yeeeeehawww my favorite parts when they go in a circle

    And no one has ever seen such a thing outside of a football stadium? What makes football any better?


  17. 02-06-2009 01:09 PM #17
    What? I'm not the only person from Youngstown on this board?

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    02-06-2009 01:10 PM #18
    Quote, originally posted by DJReAxion »

    Yeeeeehawww my favorite parts when they go in a circle


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    02-06-2009 01:11 PM #19
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    And no one has ever seen such a thing outside of a football stadium? What makes football any better?

    Football requires some level of brain function to follow along with what is happening.

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    02-06-2009 01:11 PM #20
    Quote, originally posted by NicholasJay »

    And no one has ever seen such a thing outside of a football stadium? What makes football any better?

    Ehh, Im not much for organized sports in general


  21. 02-06-2009 01:12 PM #21
    I would offer him $10 for them, maybe $15 if I was drunk.
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    02-06-2009 01:16 PM #22
    this is just priceless...i dont think you can put a price on lugnuts from some hicks dead 86 camaro thats rusted out in his back (or maybe front) yard.

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    02-06-2009 01:17 PM #23
    Rednecks =!= Retards.

    I know a few rednecks who can rebuild a transmission in half a day. How many retards do you know who can do that? The only retards I know like to stagger the wheels on their FWD VW's while bashing NASCAR for only turning left.


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    02-06-2009 01:19 PM #24
    Quote, originally posted by Lithium Lotus »
    What? I'm not the only person from Youngstown on this board?

    There's at least three of us.

    Next edit by onebadbug; tomorrow at 10:13 AM.

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  25. 02-06-2009 01:26 PM #25
    I got free tickets to a nascar event once, its not really my cup of tea but the women there are gorgeous. I see nothing wrong with watching Nascar or the people who watch it, as long as they dont tear up the track and cause riots that effect my life its no big deal. But that lugnut thing is a bit strange...

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    02-06-2009 01:31 PM #26
    Quote, originally posted by BillLeBob »

    I believe this to be the case as I have yet to see evidence to the contrary.

    This thread proves that TCL is as retarded as the rumors make it out to be. You guys should marry the MKIV forums


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    02-06-2009 01:32 PM #27
    Quote, originally posted by Big M »
    The only retards I know like to stagger the wheels on their FWD VW's while bashing NASCAR for only turning left.



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    02-06-2009 01:34 PM #28
    Quote, originally posted by .:FrankRizzo:. »

    This thread proves that TCL is as retarded as the rumors make it out to be. You guys should marry the MKIV forums

    I like pie!


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    02-06-2009 01:43 PM #29
    Quote, originally posted by BillLeBob »

    I like pie!

    With Cool WHip?

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    Right out o' the can!


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    02-06-2009 02:04 PM #31
    Is Youngstown as bad as I hear it is? (My co-worker is from there)
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  32. 02-08-2009 12:26 AM #32
    Although we are the 9th most deadliest city per capita, the area isn't that bad. Sure, the city of Youngstown is a giant cesspool, but the suburbs aren't bad. Living here is really cheap; $300k will buy you a a really nice mcmansion, 3,000+sqft. Job outlook has been nonexistent since the steel mills closed in the 70's, so the declining economy isn't felt nearly as bad around here, we've been in it for decades.

  33. 02-08-2009 02:58 AM #33
    Im from like 30 minutes from Youngstown... near where Geauga Lake used to be...

    Youngstown has some CRAZY hicktown areas, of course they have some GM plants there too, but that town has some interesting areas.

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    02-08-2009 03:07 AM #34
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  35. 02-08-2009 03:20 AM #35
    Youngstown's funny like that. In one part it's pure redneck while the next part is pure ghetto, then you have the upper-middle class right in the middle.

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