First off, Pierce's slider was questionable, at best. From a mere spectator viewpoint what happens to the equipment on the track doesn't affect me financially at all, it's just part of what makes dirt late model racing entertaining. Some of these moves might piss me off for the moment but really, it has no bearing on quality of life. Furthermore, dirt late model drivers pulling boneheaded sliders on a 1/4 mile bullring present very little possibility of physical injury. All that taken into consideration it's a bit silly and a waste of time for someone like me to get emotionally distraught.
Young Mr. Pierce will continue to do what he does for as long as no one follows through with rearranging his facial features. If no other driver feels adequately compelled to make him pay a painful price there is no reason for me to care. I would only say that breaking his nose, and the humiliation that goes with it, makes much more sense than wadding up his, and possibly they're own, equipment.
Besides, this stuff makes for great message board conversation.
Young Mr. Pierce will continue to do what he does for as long as no one follows through with rearranging his facial features. If no other driver feels adequately compelled to make him pay a painful price there is no reason for me to care. I would only say that breaking his nose, and the humiliation that goes with it, makes much more sense than wadding up his, and possibly they're own, equipment.
Besides, this stuff makes for great message board conversation.
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