Bloomquist injury

[KAOS]

Bowyer didn't say that the Bloomquist being late strategy was an advantage. He said that a guy shouldn't show up late, barely run the show, and still get a provisional.

[zach51]

well played dirt dobber lol, that is a definitely possibility! Mom and dad must have been some of his earliest fans!

[a25rjr]

If we did that there wouldnt be anymore zack51s in this world...lol

Isnt that where your son, SS, was conceived?

[SLIDING SIDEWAYS]

Isnt that where your son, SS, was conceived?

Carefull now. Litey is dd45 son too

[a25rjr]

Carefull now. Litey is dd45 son too

Aint NOBODY wanting to claim Litey as their son.....you're close but not there yet! Lol

[SLIDING SIDEWAYS]

Aint NOBODY wanting to claim Litey as their son.....you're close but not there yet! Lol

If litey was a bloomer fan you would claim him as your son, but you claim him as a dependent on your w2!
Surely you cant be ashamed then.

[dalemcfan]

I'm not a fan of his but hate to see anyone injured/hurt. It's going to be interesting if he isn't able to race on Friday & asks for hardship points or whatever Lucas calls it.

[dirt crow]

Do we know for a fact that it's a wire cutter injury and not that he was at a Tampa gay bar and wrist deep in a nasty cubans colon and now has the finger funk? .....Lol. Just kidding all you bloomer disciples. Maybe he'll be at the clay by the bay Friday.

[a25rjr]

Do we know for a fact that it's a wire cutter injury and not that he was at a Tampa gay bar and wrist deep in a nasty cubans colon and now has the finger funk? .....Lol. Just kidding all you bloomer disciples. Maybe he'll be at the clay by the bay Friday.

LOL.....more likely from one of the hos from the strip club. Theres like 4 or 5 on the way to the track!

[Zonks32x]

Not to stray too far away from the topic, but it is ironic that you poke fun at "milleniatards", when in fact not many "milleniatards" give a crap about this sport. "Milleniatards" are coming into the workforce with higher IQ's than any generation ever, and are too busy developing cures for cancer and developing way-of-life-changing solutions for us in every aspect of our day. I'd argue that many "old farts" (no offense), are way more of a hindrance and a barrier to innovation than the "milleniatards". But I digress.....

As a long-time high school and college educator, all I can say is Wow. I'll even say it backwards....WOW!! Millenials (Gen Y) are too busy alright. Too busy sharing every useless detail of their fouled up lives on social media. Too busy whining about how much they should be paid, while they call in sick before they even earn their first paycheck. Too busy to detach their @#$*ing cellphones from their ears while they pay for food or gas at the counter. Too busy complaining that they don't have any money while they blow $8 on ice mochas and post a selfie with their bestie from their $600 phones. Too busy being self-absorbed and drastically over-stating their importance and accomplishments as a generation.

Millenials are developing a cure for cancer and developing way-of-life changing solutions??
Gen Y gave us facebook, and boy is everyone glad for that. What did everyone do before the greatest time waster of all time? What military vet wouldn't feel like they should have done MORE for their country when compared to Mark Zuckerberg and the Kardashians?? Of course, what do I know? Surviving another week on the Bachelor must be a hell of a lot more stressful than landing on Omaha Beach.

"Millenials are entering the workforce with higher IQ's than any generation ever."
That is absolutely 100% not true. Millenials are however, flunking out of college at a greater rate than any generation in history, and that is a fact. They are also carrying $1 trillion in student debt, an average of $45,000 per member of Gen Y.

Young man, do yourself a favor and have a sit down conversation with a member of the "greatest generation" to ever live. Have that person tell you about growing up as a child during the depression, and serving their country during World War II. Ask them what it was like to start working full time at age 16 because they didn't have the luxury of graduating from High School.

Ask them to define sacrifice, work ethic, and servitude. And when you're done with that conversation, thank them that you have the FREEDOM to enjoy such a "miserable" life in the greatest (not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word) country in the world.

Forgive me. I forgot, millennials are too busy to have that conversation...

[Zonks32x]

Hope Bloomer is ok. Not a fan, but he's good for DLM racing. Every sport needs a heel and he plays the role well. Win or lose, everyone is always talking about him.

[Senroc-Systems]

As a long-time high school and college educator, all I can say is Wow. I'll even say it backwards....WOW!! Millenials (Gen Y) are too busy alright. Too busy sharing every useless detail of their fouled up lives on social media. Too busy whining about how much they should be paid, while they call in sick before they even earn their first paycheck. Too busy to detach their @#$*ing cellphones from their ears while they pay for food or gas at the counter. Too busy complaining that they don't have any money while they blow $8 on ice mochas and post a selfie with their bestie from their $600 phones. Too busy being self-absorbed and drastically over-stating their importance and accomplishments as a generation.

Millenials are developing a cure for cancer and developing way-of-life changing solutions??
Gen Y gave us facebook, and boy is everyone glad for that. What did everyone do before the greatest time waster of all time? What military vet wouldn't feel like they should have done MORE for their country when compared to Mark Zuckerberg and the Kardashians?? Of course, what do I know? Surviving another week on the Bachelor must be a hell of a lot more stressful than landing on Omaha Beach.

"Millenials are entering the workforce with higher IQ's than any generation ever."
That is absolutely 100% not true. Millenials are however, flunking out of college at a greater rate than any generation in history, and that is a fact. They are also carrying $1 trillion in student debt, an average of $45,000 per member of Gen Y.

Young man, do yourself a favor and have a sit down conversation with a member of the "greatest generation" to ever live. Have that person tell you about growing up as a child during the depression, and serving their country during World War II. Ask them what it was like to start working full time at age 16 because they didn't have the luxury of graduating from High School.

Ask them to define sacrifice, work ethic, and servitude. And when you're done with that conversation, thank them that you have the FREEDOM to enjoy such a "miserable" life in the greatest (not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word) country in the world.

Forgive me. I forgot, millennials are too busy to have that conversation...

STANDING OVATION! ABSOLUTELY SPOT ON!

POST OF THE YEAR!

Well done Zonks! Beer's on me at the World 100! PM me!

[fryefan]

Bowyer didn't say that the Bloomquist being late strategy was an advantage. He said that a guy shouldn't show up late, barely run the show, and still get a provisional.

And he is 100% correct. Doesn't matter who it is.

[fryefan]

As a long-time high school and college educator, all I can say is Wow. I'll even say it backwards....WOW!! Millenials (Gen Y) are too busy alright. Too busy sharing every useless detail of their fouled up lives on social media. Too busy whining about how much they should be paid, while they call in sick before they even earn their first paycheck. Too busy to detach their @#$*ing cellphones from their ears while they pay for food or gas at the counter. Too busy complaining that they don't have any money while they blow $8 on ice mochas and post a selfie with their bestie from their $600 phones. Too busy being self-absorbed and drastically over-stating their importance and accomplishments as a generation.

Millenials are developing a cure for cancer and developing way-of-life changing solutions??
Gen Y gave us facebook, and boy is everyone glad for that. What did everyone do before the greatest time waster of all time? What military vet wouldn't feel like they should have done MORE for their country when compared to Mark Zuckerberg and the Kardashians?? Of course, what do I know? Surviving another week on the Bachelor must be a hell of a lot more stressful than landing on Omaha Beach.

"Millenials are entering the workforce with higher IQ's than any generation ever."
That is absolutely 100% not true. Millenials are however, flunking out of college at a greater rate than any generation in history, and that is a fact. They are also carrying $1 trillion in student debt, an average of $45,000 per member of Gen Y.

Young man, do yourself a favor and have a sit down conversation with a member of the "greatest generation" to ever live. Have that person tell you about growing up as a child during the depression, and serving their country during World War II. Ask them what it was like to start working full time at age 16 because they didn't have the luxury of graduating from High School.

Ask them to define sacrifice, work ethic, and servitude. And when you're done with that conversation, thank them that you have the FREEDOM to enjoy such a "miserable" life in the greatest (not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word) country in the world.

Forgive me. I forgot, millennials are too busy to have that conversation...

You hit the nail squarely on the head.

[non driving fool]

Zonks that is so well said it brings tears to my eyes! I had an uncle that grew up as a kid in the 30s right on rt 30 in the family garage, he left school early to fight the war and was one of many very young men to wade in on the beaches of Normandy. He made it back untouched but many never returned. I new him as one of the finest tool and die makers around and he helped me learn to work when I was too young to break a bolt loose. with as much time as I spent with him over the years I never new of his march up that beach until he died and someone else told me. He was a young man that did what needed to be done then came home and lived 80 yrs as a quiet humble man. We should all be so lucky!