Dang no talent loser!!

[kidrock]

No apologies necessary, at least not to me. If you want to apologize make it for something legitimate, like yourself not being able to comprehend simple English and trying desperately to read something into what is said and/or making assumptions that are nonexistant. And, you know better than to think we've "had enough". That would be another erroneous assumption.

Try to grasp the concept that blatant stupidity is very seldom welcomed into any conversation. In other words, if you don't try to label folks incorrectly I won't point out the stupidity of doing so.

There, is that better? LOL!!

Ouch ok now you have hurt my feelings. I don't consider us friends anymore so, next time I won't hold back and say how I really feel. Gloves are off now lol.

Yeah real sorry I have a problem comprehending even simple English. I have to agree with that. I thought about going back and taking an English course and then I though why I have gotten by until now just fine without and I don't see no reason to do it. I have Been at the same job for 26 plus years and have done great so far without it.

Now that grammar nazi is out better try and do better but, like I said don't hold your breath.

[mudslinger47]

It seems odd that most of the really great drivers such as The King, David Pearson and Jimmie Johnson never were/are afflicted with the "I'm too emotionally passionate and too big of a baby to speak with the media" syndrome.

Those guys generally have more "passion" than the pee wee's of the world but still muster up the manners, class and dignity to do what is asked of them. This "I'm too emotionally passionate to talk now" is nothing but one more BS cop out on their own behalf. However, a lot of people buy it and defend it, which too, is a cop out.

The really great ones can have both, the lesser wanna' be's can't.

It was good to see that Jimmie put a hurtin' on 'em once again!! 3rd to winner in a GWC. #77 and counting with 6 championships! Pointing at the scoreboard!! LOL!! And I guarantee that if something had happened to the car or if Jimmie had been intentionally or unintentionally taken out on the last lap he'd have talked with the media with the same humility and graciousness that he displayed in victory lane unlike some others who are not so humble and graciousl

If Kyle goes to the media and blows up your pissed, if he ignores the media and goes to his trailer, your pissed... basically, he's not going to win either ..... And the old drivers had there days too, I recall a fight on the back stretch that if I've seen once I've seen it ten thousand times.... it was no different then as it is now... you either have passion or you don't....

[mudslinger47]

https://youtu.be/68DcsWrdBo4

https://youtu.be/qisxdg0_t3k

There are dozens and dozens of these... so take your feelings and walk with them LOL

[old fan]

Schmitt happens I go a track in my area that is the norm and its the size of gateway dirt event coming up this December can't wait

[CIRF]

Ouch ok now you have hurt my feelings. I don't consider us friends anymore so, next time I won't hold back and say how I really feel. Gloves are off now lol.

Yeah real sorry I have a problem comprehending even simple English. I have to agree with that. I thought about going back and taking an English course and then I though why I have gotten by until now just fine without and I don't see no reason to do it. I have Been at the same job for 26 plus years and have done great so far without it.

Now that grammar nazi is out better try and do better but, like I said don't hold your breath.

Once again, no apologies, phony or otherwise, are needed or wanted so save them for when they are.

Go back and read post #144 and if you can, and/or are willing to comprehend what is contained in that post you'll have it all figured out sans the hurt feelings and all the other nonsense. Besides that, I'm not the least concerned in how you're getting by so far, and I don't care how long you been workin' the same job, okay.

Just for the record, grammar is not the subject in this case, semantics are what is in question, got it?

If Kyle goes to the media and blows up your pissed, if he ignores the media and goes to his trailer, your pissed... basically, he's not going to win either ..... And the old drivers had there days too, I recall a fight on the back stretch that if I've seen once I've seen it ten thousand times.... it was no different then as it is now... you either have passion or you don't....

The 3 guys who are nearly universally considered the absolute best that have ever been (The King, Pearson and Johnson) had/have far more passion than your super hero pee wee jr. The difference is the 3 aforementioned drivers were also taught manners, humility and class. Passion is not measured by lack of maturity and adaquate upbringing. Pouting and whining doesn't equate into passion, either. It's measured by how hard one wants to work and dedication without all the petulant theatrics.

Is it not possible for pee wee to just do the interview, not act like an a$$hole and graciously go on to the next task at hand without all the adolescent dramatics? It's been proven many, many times that it is. Pee wee is capable of doing so, we're all capable, but the poor little guy chooses not to and is inexplicably idolized by some for it.

In regards to the fight you speak of, that is apples and oranges. One man felt as if his livelyhood and possibly his well being was compromised and the other felt as if his manhood was being brought into question. In comparison, pee wee jr. has no manhood to question (see being slapped around by a 60 something Richard Childress and running from Harvick) and his contract is such that he'll be just fine financially whether he wins or not. Big difference.

[kidrock]

Yep I got it, your not interested in NASCAR or that I have been at my job for 26 years or how good I'm doing without being able to comprehend English.

Did I miss anything lol.

[old fan]

just a lil history sad but true 1960, he finished 2nd in the NASCAR Grand National Points Race. 1963 was his breakout year, winning at tracks like Martinsville and Bridgehampton. In 1964, driving a potent Plymouth with a new Hemi engine, Petty led 184 of the 200 laps to capture his first Daytona 500, en route to 9 victories, earning over $114,000 and his first Grand National championship.Joining in the Chrysler boycott of NASCAR due to the organizing body's ban of the Hemi engine, Petty spent much of 1965 competing as a drag racer. Petty Enterprises installed the Hemi in the new compact Barracuda and lettered "OUTLAWED" on the door. He crashed this car at Southeastern Dragway, in Dallas, Georgia, on February 28, 1965, killing a six-year-old boy and injuring seven others.[7][8] Petty, his father Lee, and Chrysler Corporation faced lawsuits totaling more than $1 million, though Petty and his team came to settlements with the lawsuits within 1 month of the suits being filed.[9] Afterwards, a second Hemi Barracuda was built, this time with an altered wheelbase and eventually with Hilborn fuel injection. This car was lettered with a large "43 JR" on the door. The car was very successful, winning its class at the Bristol Spring Nationals and competing in many match races against well known racers such as Ronnie Sox, Don Nicholson, Phil Bonner, Huston Platt, Hubert Platt and Dave Strickler. Even after returning to NASCAR once the Hemi was reinstated, Richard continued drag racing the 43 JR until early 1966.On February 27, 1966, Richard Petty overcame a 2-lap deficit to win his second Daytona 500 when the race was stopped on lap 198 of 200 because of a thunderstorm. This made him the first driver to win the event twice. 1967 was a milestone year. In that year, Petty won 27 of the 48 races he entered, including a record 10 wins in a row (between August 12 and October 1, 1967). He won his second Grand National Championship. One of the 27 victories was the Southern 500 at Darlington, which would be his only Southern 500 victory. His dominance in this season earned him the nickname "King Richard". He had previously been known as "the Randleman Rocket".[citation needed]In 1969 Petty switched brands to Ford, due to his belief the Plymouth was not competitive on super-speedways; he wanted a slippery Dodge Daytona but Chrysler executives insisted he stay with Plymouth. He would win 10 races and finish second in points. Won back in 1970 by the sleek new Plymouth Superbird with shark nose and towel rack wing, Petty returned to Plymouth for the 1970 season. This is the car in which Petty is cast in the 2006 Pixar film Cars, in which Richard and Lynda Petty had voice roles.The 1970s

[Raceready]

If Kyle goes to the media and blows up your pissed, if he ignores the media and goes to his trailer, your pissed... basically, he's not going to win either ..... And the old drivers had there days too, I recall a fight on the back stretch that if I've seen once I've seen it ten thousand times.... it was no different then as it is now... you either have passion or you don't....

Kyle running to the trailer reminds me of the Carolina quarterback Newton pouting like a little baby after a loss. Next thing we know he will be pounding a sucker punch on a petite sized reporter as another ego driven racer has been known to do!

[CIRF]

Yep I got it, your not interested in NASCAR or that I have been at my job for 26 years or how good I'm doing without being able to comprehend English.

Did I miss anything lol.

There, that's better...............at least partially.

I repeat, we're talking semantics, not grammar.

Did ya' get post #144 figured out yet? It might help you to read it multiple times. Just a word to the wise! LOL!!

According to what you post you missed quite a bit from kindergarten thru about 7th grade! Hahahaha!!!

[kidrock]

There, that's better...............at least partially.

I repeat, we're talking semantics, not grammar.

Did ya' get post #144 figured out yet? It might help you to read it multiple times. Just a word to the wise! LOL!!

According to what you post you missed quite a bit from kindergarten thru about 7th grade! Hahahaha!!!

Sorry never went back to read it. I didnt see the need because if I couldn't comprehend it the first time I'm sure I wouldn't comprehend the second time. LMAO!!!

[CIRF]

Sorry never went back to read it. I didnt see the need because if I couldn't comprehend it the first time I'm sure I wouldn't comprehend the second time. LMAO!!!

Fair enough. You said it, not me.

That's good to know, that way in the future when you completely misconstrue things we'll know why.

[kidrock]

Well now that we got that straight we can put this behind us LMAO!!!!!

[mudslinger47]

Once again, no apologies, phony or otherwise, are needed or wanted so save them for when they are.


The 3 guys who are nearly universally considered the absolute best that have ever been (The King, Pearson and Johnson) had/have far more passion than your super hero pee wee jr. The difference is the 3 aforementioned drivers were also taught manners, humility and class. Passion is not measured by lack of maturity and adaquate upbringing. Pouting and whining doesn't equate into passion, either. It's measured by how hard one wants to work and dedication without all the petulant theatrics.

Is it not possible for pee wee to just do the interview, not act like an a$$hole and graciously go on to the next task at hand without all the adolescent dramatics? It's been proven many, many times that it is. Pee wee is capable of doing so, we're all capable, but the poor little guy chooses not to and is inexplicably idolized by some for it.

In regards to the fight you speak of, that is apples and oranges. One man felt as if his livelyhood and possibly his well being was compromised and the other felt as if his manhood was being brought into question. In comparison, pee wee jr. has no manhood to question (see being slapped around by a 60 something Richard Childress and running from Harvick) and his contract is such that he'll be just fine financially whether he wins or not. Big difference.

Nice to see you have all the excuses down....eye roll here...

[old fan]

CIRF likes living the past what a shame

[CIRF]

Well now that we got that straight we can put this behind us LMAO!!!!!

Are ya' really certain you got it figured out?

Nice to see you have all the excuses down....eye roll here...

Excuses? What excuses? Pointing out the virtues of the truly great drivers and the character shortcomings of another who is not so great is most definitely not making excuses. As a matter of fact, you excuse most if not all of pee wee jr.'s childish and classless antics in the name of.................Lord knows what.

Hope you're aware that if you keep rolling your eyes they're gonna' stick like that, and then what? LOL!!

CIRF likes living the past what a shame

Living the past? By pointing out how some of the really great drivers act? Hmmmm. Not sure how that equates to living in the past but I'm sure of one thing litey, anything is better than living in a fog, like you! LOL!!