Don't bogart chat joint....

Long Trail /Stand Out. American pale ale. only a dollar 12oz bottle .. It wasnt so good, but Im going to revisit it later because I had already drank a few other beers and ruined my palette.

 

Sounds like the perfect girl for you!

 

It was hypothetical. Based on past chicks.

 

not my style. I was trying to like IPA beers but I just cant.

 

1:10 lmao..
SteveyT drug commercial.

 

Got into an argument with a friend of mine today. He's an atheist, most of my friends are, but he has to turn every discussion into atheists vs theists. Like why? I'm not a theist, but I was an atheist for a few years, and came back to belief, and this guy just can't let it go. I'm so tired of him and his bitter bs. I don't care if you don't believe, I'm not trying to get you to believe!

Ran some errands, and it's raining again.

 

Almost 2 hours later........
First run of the yard king was a success.

My hats off to Spiff.
He saved me time and a shit load of cash on repair labor.

Sorry Morrow.... I'm keeping it a few more seasons.

 

BREAKING: R. Lee Ermey aka, 'The Gunny' has passed away | American Military News
R. Lee Ermey “The Gunny” passed away Sunday morning due to complications from pneumonia.

 

I think I might get Chase a mini hutch for his pen, just for some comfort. He has an old mail box and the tube but I fear when the rain comes from all directions there's not too much shelter so I won't get a big hutch that Byron has but something he can hop into and get warm. these pets are expensive. but I love them. so they will get everything of course. He could also use the cat fort I bought Axalta that has a little hiding hole but same thing I fear when the rain comes on the sides it'll be a problem mind you we got mini storms this weekend and he was dry and bouncing around. Had to wire the floor because he likes to dig but that door panel I constructed is so much better.

Chopped some more wood with the chainsaw too, it's heaps cool i like it and it only runs when I say so, so no brrr vrrrrrr on idle.

 

sir the private requests permission to cry, sir!

 

I might be getting a new job as a online sim racing broadcaster. basically I watch the racing live and do commentary. Sounds heaps fun! Not a career of anything lol, but paid for my time and as I also learn photoshop he's going to pay me to do flyers and posters.

So my 10 year plan is to be pit girl in nascar in America. they'll have to take me, I'm a lesbian. it'd be good for female ratings. plus I'd be all sexy in a fire suit.

And we cross to German pit reporter, Jocelyn Falkenberg in the #18 pits

Yeah thanks Jeff Gordon, Kyle Busch sucks! Rubbish driver, rubbish team. Bin em!

 

meh...Nascar is overrated, IMO.
bunch of cars going around and around. boring..
My ex brother in law burned me out on Nascar many years ago.
Life was all about Dale Earnhardt. Blah...
I was a football fan, he was running Walter Payton down. "bet he couldn't do what Dale does". What a brilliant comment!
I said "let's see Dale F'n Earnhardt suit up and do what Walter Payton does. He'd get his knockers stuck in his bum the first time he got the football". lmao.

 

But could Walter Payton jump in a stock car and do what Earnhardt did? I'll just save the time and tell you no. Not even world champions of the highest categories in Motorsport can jump in a stock car and do what those boys do. sure they can turn left and right, but for some reason the allure of turning left seems to slip over the heads and they quit, every single time.

 

Maybe...
Payton Also Made His Mark in Motor Racing
November 02, 1999|SHAV GLICK
When Walter Payton finished his Hall of Fame career in professional football, he turned his competitive juices to auto racing.
Payton was invited to drive in Toyota celebrity races during the Long Beach Grand Prix in 1988 and 1989 and always said those races whetted his racing appetite.
"That was a blast," he said after finishing the 1988 race. "I want to try that again."
His response was to drive two years in the Sports Car Club of America's Pro Sports 2000 series and a year in the Oldsmobile Pro Series
After winning the SCCA GT-1 championship during the 1990 June Sprints, he decided to become a professional and run in the SCCA Trans-Am series.

In his first pro race, at Road America in Elkhart Lake, Wis., Payton drove for Paul Newman and Bob Sharp in an Oldsmobile Cutlass. He lasted only 13 laps before his engine gave out.
In 1992, he came back to Long Beach in the Trans-Am, driving a Chevrolet Camaro for Tom Gloy and again had mechanical trouble.
His best finish in 18 Trans-Ams with Gloy was an eighth at Road America in a Ford Mustang in 1992. Twice he received the series' "Hard Charger" race award, both times at Watkins Glen, N.Y.
In 1994, at 40, he decided to give up driving and bought into Dale Coyne's Indy car team, which became Payton-Coyne Racing.
"Walter was a familiar sight in the pits and on his scooter at every race," said Mike Zizzo, a CART official. "Until his sickness, he never missed watching his drivers on the track."
Shortly after Payton announced his illness, all the cars in this year's CART season opener at Homestead, Fla., carried a decal, reading, "Get Well, Sweetness" and was accompanied by a football helmet with No. 34 in the Chicago Bear colors.

So yeah, I still don't think Earnhardt would have even done as well as a pro running back.

 

Oh, celebrity races. How cute. and still, not on an oval.

I dunno though, Dale was a hard man, strong and tough. Had the interests changed maybe he could have been a football person but that wasn't in his roots or dreams. Us racers, we are a different breed.

 

My post about stepping on broken glass was deleted?

O--fucking-kay...

 

its in another thread

 

Damn it!

That is not the first time I post in one thread thinking I'm in another.

I'm embarrassed as shit now. Anyway, thanks Spiff...