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Samuel L. Jackson as Jules in Pulp Fiction to a guy that says "what" again before the guy gets blown away. "Say 'what' again. Say 'what' again, I dare you, I double dare you motherf****r, say 'what' one more Gdd*mn time!"

Denny's claim will have to clear Dr. Rick's desk prior to being approved. Good luck wit dat.

Strother Martin as The Captain in Cool Hand Luke "What we've got here is... failure to communicate."

Chuck Norris in Code of Silence: "When I want your opinion, I'll beat it out of you."

Alan Ladd, as Shane, upon meeting Jack Palance, a notorious gunfighter for hire, when he slowly and disparagingly says, "So you're Jack Wilson."

'Stead of offering Mark your opinion on the matter ya might wanna get back to working on that tan Danielle . . .

Gonna have to be some scheduling adjustments in 2026 as that was the Pocono date in 2025. And with the Chicago Street Race out of the picture, what track gets the July 4th weekend date ? Daytona ?

And too non-descript. It looks like somewhere people go to learn how to drive. "Try not to his the cones this time, young lady."

I had to Google it. make fetch happen

Finding more and more uses for this thing every day.

An informal poll was taken on the use of that expression and, as expected, the ayes have it. :cool:

The deadline for submittal of drivers picks for the race at Indianapolis is Sunday, July 27th, 1:00 p.m. Eastern time.

Congratulations to @Old 97, the recipient of the "Highest Finishing Pick" award following the first place finish of his pick, Denny Hamlin, in the Autotrader EchoPark Automotive 400 at Dover Motor Speedway The top of the player standings remained in the possession of @kkfan91 for the second...

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imo, that's a huge if. The notice from NASCAR to the City of Chicago that revealed their decision not to return in 2026 read like a long winded "Dear John" letter like what GI's get from their sweethearts who find another guy. "We've made the decision to pause the Chicago Street Race in 2026...

Update from NASCAR.com: https://www.nascar.com/news-media/2025/07/19/chase-elliott-awarded-dover-busch-light-pole-after-rain-washes-out-cup-series-saturday/ "NASCAR combines owners’ points, a driver’s finishing position in the preceding race, and his fastest lap time in that race (the "more"...

Per NASCAR.com: "The qualifying metric is combined by the previous race finish (70%) and current owner points position (30%)." Is that a multiplication problem, an addition problem, or both ? More importantly, do I have to take off my shoes to do the calculation or is there an app for that ?