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It isn't too bad from 6am until 11am or noon. Then grab a shower and be proud of what you did for the rest of the day, or even draw up plans for the next day while still enjoying the AC.

Kyle Busch won for HMS. He was immature and got into some wrecks etc. He was just more of a misfit at HMS, but he would have a won a bunch of races for them and I don't think that was ever in question. They just didn't want to polish him up, and I think some guy with $ponsors was available to...

Damn throttle cable.....

Gotta talk proper Chicago?

There is a potential high ceiling for you to gain points on the top five, especially if McDowell has problems today.

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Good for Hülkenberg

"Dyin' ain't much of a living, boy" (The outlaw Joesy Wales 1976)

Joey Chestnutt is the Babe Ruth of the sport, but Miki Sudo is probably the GOAT among the MLE wimmins. Still the same, she just worked at a leisurely pace today. She ate 33 hot dogs, but it was far from her all best of 51 Hot Dogs. She just didn't push herself, and she even took time to...

I consider doing that. I just wasn't sure about the moving parts and constantly raising and lowering it. Eventually, we built a 12x40 deck with a covered metal roof. The old umbrella is put away in the workshop. I'm not sure what we will use it for in the future.

https://listverse.com/2023/10/28/10-people-who-died-during-or-after-eating-contests/ ^ The warriors, the glory and the danger

Ambush (made in 2023) is s really good war movie, imo https://theactionelite.com/ambush-2023-review/

She has a got a hawt commercial going too...

There could still be a lot of drama for P1 during the second half of the season. I have Hamlin, and he has performed well so far, but he usually isn't as good late into the season. @kkfan91 has Blaney, and he usually finishes strong.

The 2025 Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest; Joey Chetnutt is back https://www.sportingnews.com/us/tsn/news/nathans-hot-dog-eating-contest-records/1jlk76v3c2l051u8sajwnavzov

Why can't all of the gerbils see all of the race in advance as well.

I always saw the most popular driver award as a fan club accomplishment. To each their own but it just never meant much of anything else in my opinion. Dale Earnhardt was probably the most popular (and hated) driver for most of his career but he didn't win the thing while he was living.

Does Chase Elliott even care anymore (Did he ever care)?

Bobby Goldsboro ... that goes a long way back.