Fast forward for 2:10 for the finish.

Bristol race today was pretty exciting, but I was sort of disappointed about the winner (even though I predicted him to win)

Also, Swaffy is not a kind of person that I'd think of as a NASCAR fan. The most hardcore racing fans are usually intelegant, engineer type people who aren't too proud to go against the norm of society. He's not the enginerer type from what I've seen in the past.

Don't really watch racing sports, but on an unrelated note, there's a track for the Indy 500 at my city (which nearly disappeared due to lack of funds and popularity, but happily this didn't happen).

Yeah, since he's from Edmonton, CA, he's probably referring to an IRL sanctioned track.  Not an actual 500 mile race, the the Indy 500.

The 500 was a little odd this year with the continual draft lock, but that was sort of what I had expected when they repaved it anyways. All of the other races have been pretty exciting, and it's looking to me that the old Bristol is back. I'm just gonig to say that this Sunday will likely be one of the best Bristol races since they added the progressive banking in 2007.

BTW, there's only 1 Indy 500 Track, and it's in Indiana. You were refering to a track which features an Indy Car Series event correct?

Neotyguy40 wrote:

Swaffy wrote:

I'm not a redneck, Hippo, but I think NASCAR is alright.

Swaffy... You are a military loving, extremely religious, video game playing man who lives in Texas, and you like NASCAR.

The only way how you could be more redneck is if someone took a red brush and wiped right across the back of your head.

No ... I'm not into NASCAR. Hence me saying that I watch Mythbusters
and the Military channel.

If you knew me in the real world ... forget it, it's not worth the arguement.

1. You're saying that as if redneck is an insult. Rednecks are typically hard workers. The term 'redneck' actually came from getting sunburn on the back of their necks after working in the sun.

2. I live in New England out in the forest, play video games, and like the military too. Should I be offended if anyone called me a redneck?

3. You live in a city. Did you seriously think I was serious when I called you a redneck? Heck, I don't even know if rednecks play video games.

4. This is a forum, a paralepsis is obviously noticeable. Especially since you obviously have plenty of time to think your post and change whatever you'd like.

For instance, some people who lived in a big city all their life would consider a small town of 10,000 "redneck country".

Ghetto is almost used the same way.

Swaffy wrote:

I'm not a redneck, Hippo, but I think NASCAR is alright.

Swaffy... You are a military loving, extremely religious, video game playing man who lives in Texas, and you like NASCAR.

The only way how you could be more redneck is if someone took a red brush and wiped right across the back of your head.

No ... I'm not into NASCAR. Hence me saying that I watch Mythbusters
and the Military channel.

If you knew me in the real world ... forget it, it's not worth the arguement.

I'm not a redneck, Hippo, but I think NASCAR is alright.

Swaffy... You are a military loving, extremely religious, video game playing man who lives in Texas, and you like NASCAR.

The only way how you could be more redneck is if someone took a red brush and wiped right across the back of your head.