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by **Just Mindy** » Mon Oct 09, 2006 10:55 am

journeygal wrote:Older by what? A year or two? I'm in

How old is HE? He's YOUNGER than us?! :shock:

by **Lula** » Mon Oct 09, 2006 11:01 am

Don't you love a man that is all talk?? :lol:

I won't have to punish him for his comments, my sister will take care of this one!! :twisted:

by **Granny** » Mon Oct 09, 2006 11:03 am

Lula wrote:Don't you love a man that is all talk?? I won't have to punish him for his comments, my sister will take care of this one!!

Did he have a hard day at football and did he drink too much during the games???Is that his excuse???

Granny

by **CatEyes** » Mon Oct 09, 2006 11:06 am

Rockin'Deano wrote:We put the "fun" in dysfunctional.

This would make a great motto - maybe Drew can make a banner for it. -

:wink:

by **Its Me** » Mon Oct 09, 2006 11:07 am

CatEyes wrote:
Rockin'Deano wrote:We put the "fun" in dysfunctional.

This would make a great motto - maybe Drew can make a banner for it. -

Ill second that!!!!!!!!!!!!

by **Lula** » Mon Oct 09, 2006 11:07 am

NASCAR pissed him off. Dallas lost. What else?? Now his beloved Vancouver Canucks are down 2 to 1, and they're shorthanded to boot. At least my supper is being prepared

.

by **itsjustme** » Mon Oct 09, 2006 11:10 am

Lula wrote:NASCAR pissed him off. Dallas lost. What else?? Now his beloved Vancouver Canucks are down 2 to 1, and they're shorthanded to boot. At least my supper is being prepared .

Damn! I missed NASCAR today! What happened, if you don't mind me asking?

by **Deb** » Mon Oct 09, 2006 11:12 am

Lula wrote:NASCAR pissed him off. Dallas lost. What else?? Now his beloved Vancouver Canucks are down 2 to 1, and they're shorthanded to boot. At least my supper is being prepared .

Ha, Flames won theirs.

by **Lula** » Mon Oct 09, 2006 11:21 am

itsjustme wrote:
Lula wrote:NASCAR pissed him off. Dallas lost. What else?? Now his beloved Vancouver Canucks are down 2 to 1, and they're shorthanded to boot. At least my supper is being prepared .

Damn! I missed NASCAR today! What happened, if you don't mind me asking?

Final lap, Jr. in front, Jimmie in second with TEAMMATE Brian Vickers in third pushing (drafting), turn three Jimmie makes his move, gets a huge run, Vickers comes with, Jimmie's on the verge of passing the 8, Vickers fucks up, clips Jimmie's rear bumper, sends the 48 into the 8 ending both of their days. Thank you Vickers- hope your win was worth it

.

by **Chevypv** » Mon Oct 09, 2006 11:24 am

Lula wrote:
itsjustme wrote:
Lula wrote:NASCAR pissed him off. Dallas lost. What else?? Now his beloved Vancouver Canucks are down 2 to 1, and they're shorthanded to boot. At least my supper is being prepared .

Damn! I missed NASCAR today! What happened, if you don't mind me asking?

Final lap, Jr. in front, Jimmie in second with TEAMMATE Brian Vickers in third pushing (drafting), turn three Jimmie makes his move, gets a huge run, Vickers comes with, Jimmie's on the verge of passing the 8, Vickers fucks up, clips Jimmie's rear bumper, sends the 48 into the 8 ending both of their days. Thank you Vickers- hope your win was worth it .

Yeah, that was complete shit, I was so pissed....and btw, andrew, Im hoping i didn't come off as trollish at all, that dude was pissing me off, I may be new but i try not to act like it.

by **itsjustme** » Mon Oct 09, 2006 11:26 am

Lula wrote:
itsjustme wrote:
Lula wrote:NASCAR pissed him off. Dallas lost. What else?? Now his beloved Vancouver Canucks are down 2 to 1, and they're shorthanded to boot. At least my supper is being prepared .

Damn! I missed NASCAR today! What happened, if you don't mind me asking?

Final lap, Jr. in front, Jimmie in second with TEAMMATE Brian Vickers in third pushing (drafting), turn three Jimmie makes his move, gets a huge run, Vickers comes with, Jimmie's on the verge of passing the 8, Vickers fucks up, clips Jimmie's rear bumper, sends the 48 into the 8 ending both of their days. Thank you Vickers- hope your win was worth it .

Lol EXCELLENT description. Felt like I was there. Wish I had been, damn it. Well, Vickers will be the most unpopular guy for a while. Now if he had taken out Jeff Gordon, he would have been a hero, lol (and I actually like Gordon, but the fans love JR!!! )

by **Enigma869** » Mon Oct 09, 2006 11:29 am

Damn...All this Nascar talk is making me queasy! And to think, I just purchased a house just outside of Charlotte, NC (Nascar country, from what I understand). A guy from Boston should get along really well with all those car racing yahoos! Sorry guys, but where I'm from, driving a car around in circles isn't a sport and NEVER will be! I'm going to end up starting another civil war when I get there

John from Boston

by **Lula** » Mon Oct 09, 2006 11:50 am

You know John, I hated NASCAR until I went to a race. I have to say, there is an incredible energy coming from the fans that is contagious. We had a good time.

by **Granny** » Mon Oct 09, 2006 11:52 am

Lula wrote:NASCAR pissed him off. Dallas lost. What else?? Now his beloved Vancouver Canucks are down 2 to 1, and they're shorthanded to boot. At least my supper is being prepared .

uhoh-he's a Dallas fan? Well. don't tell him I'm an Eagles fan. That will really make his day. Enjoy your dinner.

by **donnaplease** » Mon Oct 09, 2006 11:54 am

Hello...

Well, after several weeks of hanging out and reading everyone's posts, I've finally decided to jump in while the water's warm. I've been hesitant to join in because although I've been a Journey fan for several years, I haven't really followed them until a few months ago, when on a whim I looked up information about their current tour, and was floored by what Deano had revealed. I've been fascinated by all of it since.

After following the posting from last night, and how the 'family' banded together when the 'intruders' launched their attack, I felt it was finally time to join in. It was awesome watching you guys, and the fact that JSS kicked ass was even cooler!!

Let me say first off that I am definitely more of a SP fan than a Journey fan, but I also feel that neither is as good individually as they are together. I have seen Journey with SA, and am strongly considering the Baltimore concert (I had just missed the Bristow date when I renewed my interest in the group). I hope you guys will take it easy on me...

Keep on fighting for what you believe in!

Donna :wink:

by **Lula** » Mon Oct 09, 2006 11:56 am

Welcome Donna, you'll be fine

.

by **Granny** » Mon Oct 09, 2006 11:57 am

Enigma869 wrote:Damn...All this Nascar talk is making me queasy! And to think, I just purchased a house just outside of Charlotte, NC (Nascar country, from what I understand). A guy from Boston should get along really well with all those car racing yahoos! Sorry guys, but where I'm from, driving a car around in circles isn't a sport and NEVER will be! I'm going to end up starting another civil war when I get there

John from Boston

John, I'm fromPhilly and live in Charleston, SC. We are in the same boat. Never drove a car in circles in my life. Well, at least we don't have to put up with ice, cold, snow. The beaches here are wonderful. We live on James Island just about 8 min. from downtown Charleston, about 10 minutes to the beach.

The water gets to the mid 80 in the summer. Hnmmmm nice!

by **larryfromnextdoor** » Mon Oct 09, 2006 11:59 am

donnaplease wrote:Hello...

Well, after several weeks of hanging out and reading everyone's posts, I've finally decided to jump in while the water's warm. I've been hesitant to join in because although I've been a Journey fan for several years, I haven't really followed them until a few months ago, when on a whim I looked up information about their current tour, and was floored by what Deano had revealed. I've been fascinated by all of it since.

After following the posting from last night, and how the 'family' banded together when the 'intruders' launched their attack, I felt it was finally time to join in. It was awesome watching you guys, and the fact that JSS kicked ass was even cooler!!

Let me say first off that I am definitely more of a SP fan than a Journey fan, but I also feel that neither is as good individually as they are together. I have seen Journey with SA, and am strongly considering the Baltimore concert (I had just missed the Bristow date when I renewed my interest in the group). I hope you guys will take it easy on me...

Keep on fighting for what you believe in!

Donna

welcome donna,, keep rockin!!!!

by **peacemom** » Mon Oct 09, 2006 12:00 pm

Chevypv wrote:
Lula wrote:
itsjustme wrote:
Lula wrote:NASCAR pissed him off. Dallas lost. What else?? Now his beloved Vancouver Canucks are down 2 to 1, and they're shorthanded to boot. At least my supper is being prepared .

Damn! I missed NASCAR today! What happened, if you don't mind me asking?

Final lap, Jr. in front, Jimmie in second with TEAMMATE Brian Vickers in third pushing (drafting), turn three Jimmie makes his move, gets a huge run, Vickers comes with, Jimmie's on the verge of passing the 8, Vickers fucks up, clips Jimmie's rear bumper, sends the 48 into the 8 ending both of their days. Thank you Vickers- hope your win was worth it .

Yeah, that was complete shit, I was so pissed....and btw, andrew, Im hoping i didn't come off as trollish at all, that dude was pissing me off, I may be new but i try not to act like it.

I hope vickers gets fired tomorrow for wrecking his team mate :lol:

javascript:emoticon(':lol:')
Laughing

peace
marie

by **Enigma869** » Mon Oct 09, 2006 12:06 pm

Lula wrote:You know John, I hated NASCAR until I went to a race. I have to say, there is an incredible energy coming from the fans that is contagious. We had a good time.

Hey Lula...

With my luck, I'd be the guy who showed up to be a spectator and get killed by a tire that fell off and went into the stands! I remember seeing on ESPN about 7 years ago that 4 people in the stands were killed in Wisconsin by a tire that "fell off" of one of the cars racing on the track, and I thought to myself "man, that's fucked up". I think I'll stick to going to Fenway Park and hoping a stray baseball doesn't cause me any injuries! I just can't imagine any other "activity" (again, I won't call it a sport) where so many people lose their lives, partaking in the activity. I mean...could you imagine even one guy a year dying while playing NFL football?? I guess as a city boy, I'll just never "get it", when it comes to auto racing.

John from Boston

by **Lula** » Mon Oct 09, 2006 12:11 pm

Enigma869 wrote:
Lula wrote:You know John, I hated NASCAR until I went to a race. I have to say, there is an incredible energy coming from the fans that is contagious. We had a good time.

Hey Lula...

With my luck, I'd be the guy who showed up to be a spectator and get killed by a tire that fell off and went into the stands! I remember seeing on ESPN about 7 years ago that 4 people in the stands were killed in Wisconsin by a tire that "fell off" of one of the cars racing on the track, and I thought to myself "man, that's fucked up". I think I'll stick to going to Fenway Park and hoping a stray baseball doesn't cause me any injuries! I just can't imagine any other "activity" (again, I won't call it a sport) where so many people lose their lives, partaking in the activity. I mean...could you imagine even one guy a year dying while playing NFL football?? I guess as a city boy, I'll just never "get it", when it comes to auto racing.

John from Boston

LOL!!
It is not as "neckish" as I thought it would...... BUT it is terribly neckish :lol:

. I am a city girl through and through, I went with the plan of people watching beyond belief, and trust me, there was a lot to see!!

by **JrnyScarab** » Mon Oct 09, 2006 12:22 pm

Enigma869 wrote:
With my luck, I'd be the guy who showed up to be a spectator and get killed by a tire that fell off and went into the stands! I remember seeing on ESPN about 7 years ago that 4 people in the stands were killed in Wisconsin by a tire that "fell off" of one of the cars racing on the track, and I thought to myself "man, that's fucked up". I think I'll stick to going to Fenway Park and hoping a stray baseball doesn't cause me any injuries! I just can't imagine any other "activity" (again, I won't call it a sport) where so many people lose their lives, partaking in the activity. I mean...could you imagine even one guy a year dying while playing NFL football?? I guess as a city boy, I'll just never "get it", when it comes to auto racing.

John from Boston

Yeah, just got back from the Pats game where I didn't have to worry about flying tires or line drive baseballs screaming for my head. Only have to worry about drunk fans starting a fight and beating the piss out of you! :lol:

by **Enigma869** » Mon Oct 09, 2006 12:27 pm

JrnyScarab wrote:
Yeah, just got back from the Pats game where I didn't have to worry about flying tires or line drive baseballs screaming for my head. Only have to worry about drunk fans starting a fight and beating the piss out of you!

No Argument with you there, Scarab! That said...that's the same shit you have to worry about at EVERY football stadium in America! It's simply a football thing. The important thing is that our Patriots are now 4-1, in spite of EVERYONE telling us year, after year that they're finished! I think EVERY "expert" predicted Miami would overtake the Pats in the AFC East this season. That prediction is working out well!!!

John from Boston

by **JrnyScarab** » Mon Oct 09, 2006 12:29 pm

Enigma869 wrote:I think EVERY "expert" predicted Miami would overtake the Pats in the AFC East this season. That prediction is working out well!!!

John from Boston

Yeah, egg on their faces again. Just like last week at Cincinnati! :lol:

by **Rockindeano** » Mon Oct 09, 2006 12:34 pm

You people who hate NASCAR, have got it all wrong.

I am a bigger sports fan than anyone here. When the NHL went on strike/lockout, I needed something to waych. the NBA is completely a waste of time so I tried NASCAR.

Let me tell you, it's much more than drinving in circles. There are a whole lot of scenarios and decisions to make. It's like baseball in the sense it's a thinking man's game and there is some luck to be had, just ask Jimmie Johnson.

by **JrnyScarab** » Mon Oct 09, 2006 12:37 pm

Rockin'Deano wrote:You people who hate NASCAR, have got it all wrong.

I am a bigger sports fan than anyone here. When the NHL went on strike/lockout, I needed something to waych. the NBA is completely a waste of time so I tried NASCAR.

Let me tell you, it's much more than drinving in circles. There are a whole lot of scenarios and decisions to make. It's like baseball in the sense it's a thinking man's game and there is some luck to be had, just ask Jimmie Johnson.

Yeah but to me it's like watching golf. Boring, although I understand what you are saying about it. I think it would be more exciting in person than watching on TV or worse, listening on the radio!

by **Moose** » Mon Oct 09, 2006 12:37 pm

Rockin'Deano wrote:You people who hate NASCAR, have got it all wrong.

I am a bigger sports fan than anyone here. When the NHL went on strike/lockout, I needed something to waych. the NBA is completely a waste of time so I tried NASCAR.

Let me tell you, it's much more than drinving in circles. There are a whole lot of scenarios and decisions to make. It's like baseball in the sense it's a thinking man's game and there is some luck to be had, just ask Jimmie Johnson.

fuck you

by **itsjustme** » Mon Oct 09, 2006 12:38 pm

Lula wrote:
LOL!!
It is not as "neckish" as I thought it would...... BUT it is terribly neckish . I am a city girl through and through, I went with the plan of people watching beyond belief, and trust me, there was a lot to see!!

Yeah, I'm a city girl, too. But I do love NASCAR

I especially love the races on road courses (not ovals), and when Tony Stewart is battling it out with someone. He’s a bit rough, but what a great driver!

.

by **Deb** » Mon Oct 09, 2006 12:38 pm

donnaplease wrote:Hello...

Well, after several weeks of hanging out and reading everyone's posts, I've finally decided to jump in while the water's warm. I've been hesitant to join in because although I've been a Journey fan for several years, I haven't really followed them until a few months ago, when on a whim I looked up information about their current tour, and was floored by what Deano had revealed. I've been fascinated by all of it since.

After following the posting from last night, and how the 'family' banded together when the 'intruders' launched their attack, I felt it was finally time to join in. It was awesome watching you guys, and the fact that JSS kicked ass was even cooler!!

Let me say first off that I am definitely more of a SP fan than a Journey fan, but I also feel that neither is as good individually as they are together. I have seen Journey with SA, and am strongly considering the Baltimore concert (I had just missed the Bristow date when I renewed my interest in the group). I hope you guys will take it easy on me...

Keep on fighting for what you believe in!

Donna

Welcome Donna, I am definately a huge Perry fan too, but if you live by somewhere they are playing.....I definately suggest going to one....nothing but good reviews so far.

If they would've hit Canada this tour, I know I would have!

by **Crazie Scarab** » Mon Oct 09, 2006 12:58 pm

Moose wrote:
fuck you

Hey! I think the GF over at BT is reopened. Go check! :roll:

MR

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