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I have a feeling Bristol will be the first trial race for removing the wing and putting the spoiler back on too. Thats one change that is taking place somewhere on the schedule.

I'll keep that in mind. I probably have 4 or 5 in the bottom drawer of my nightstand. SWAG and unnecessary purchases.

Last year was a boar no doubt about it. I didn't pay much attention either. I will watch for a while Sunday as well before heading off to work. I do want to say that NASCAR made a smart move IMO by stabilizing their start times on the schedule although I see they already backed down to TMS and adjusted that start time.

Or you could have just asked me and I would have gave you one...... I ordered a few pieces from monoprice when building the house last year. They do a decent job with what they have.

Tires meant absolutely nothing at that point in the race. They had just pitted 25 laps or so before hand. This was Daytona, not Darlington. They all run the same speeds due to the restrictor plates. That was just and out and out punt. You're biased. :'( Im also NASCAR intelligent though. Mr. dont know who drives what or for who even though I lost interest too last year.

Tires meant absolutely nothing at that point in the race. They had just pitted 25 laps or so before hand. This was Daytona, not Darlington. They all run the same speeds due to the restrictor plates. That was just and out and out punt.

This what bread machines are made for. Make some dough and bake a couple of loaves if you are worried about a storm.

Heck, they might want to start looking for a team first. Looking for a QB is getting the cart a little before the horse don't you think?

Although I have a strong dislike for Lane Kiffin being a UT fan, I must say tOSU fans have a nutcase in their coaching staff too: http://thequad.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/02/04/lol-at-some-of-this-recruiting-stuff/

At least it wasn't Eric Berrys twin brothers.

Bob Ross's illigitiment son.

UT made out well today. I would like to have seen a more help on the OL and DL, but overall Dooley done a very nice job in a short amount of time keeping most of the class together, and filling out the holes.

I like Great Danes, but the pure idea of one getting that big means I will never pursue owning one. Geez he's huge. Although of bigger dogs, I have always wanted a bull mastiff.

I would about guarantee they were rolling. Now we will see where their level of decency falls.

Hopefully he has a speedy recovery to a normal life, but I doubt he will be running a boat again with that. He was very entertaining on there.

I dont try to smoke inside wind tunnels.

I never had a problem lighting the book and lighting a cigar with it. Cant say that I have had any experience with the torches.

Shows how smart Minnesotans are to buy something with with a 75% chance of choking like that.

Ever try lighting a cigar with matches in the wind? Virtually impossible on a boat. Torch lighters are almost impossible to blow out so they are great when its windy. Were you using a single match?

I wish I would have went to Coastal. I believe they have golf management program that would have been nice to study. If I had studied....

Paint it black and put a big gold R on it.

Its been since college that I smoked a cigar, so what happened to just using matches?

I can't believe I just read the words "anal projectile" on here. :-? Thankfully neither of my daughters have given me that surprise yet. WOW is all I can say.

Other than maybe the technology statement, I would say previous generations had the similar ideas to 18-24 year olds during their times too.

I would keep on the life jacket and keep a sharp knife handy just in case.