CNCG and BEAR'S NASCAR CAFE
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hurricane64
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DEJr is the man.
Still ain't got the fever back since the old man died. After four years I'm startin' to wonder if it's ever gonna happen.
Still ain't got the fever back since the old man died. After four years I'm startin' to wonder if it's ever gonna happen.
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U4ea said:*grins* Love the way you think, bear. Find me a good snuggle while I get an adrenaline rush, followed quickly thereafter by a buzz...and you've made me a very happy woman!
snuggling in next to you and holding you in my arms letting you wiggle you way closer to me mmmmmmmmmm love cuddling and snuggling kissing you neck softly as you watch the race your back against my chest. here your snuggle
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hurricane64 said:
I'm beginning to wonder the same thing
I think he should go on over to Childress and drive the #3
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biggbear8 said:snuggling in next to you and holding you in my arms letting you wiggle you way closer to me mmmmmmmmmm love cuddling and snuggling kissing you neck softly as you watch the race your back against my chest. here your snuggle
*grins* Now that's what I call perfect...
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Sorry I wasnt really around yesterday to do lunch but it was just to beautiful out to stay inside since that was only the second day Ive been out all summer I hope that everyone enjoyed the race and had a great day
I hope that everyone has a beautiful day today and a wonderful week ahead
I hope that everyone has a beautiful day today and a wonderful week ahead
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Hey, sweetie! Hope you enjoyed your day out!biggbear8 said:
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shell seeker2 said:
I had a great day outside it was so nice to be able to just go out and sit I saw an eagle just soaring in the sky just moving east in what seems to be just circles it was beautiful try to get a pict but it was to far away, and last night while I was sitting outside an owl flew down from some where and grabbed a small creature and just landed in the parking lot and sat the and ate. what a sight. and its another fall type day today in the afternoon might be just a little warmer but no humidity its going to be great .
I hope that your doing well sweetie and please say Hi to NC for me and I hope that you'll get to spend some nice long evening together well enogh from me hugs and kisses sweetie and HAVE A BEAUTIFUL DAY .
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one sexy lady
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I'm so happy that you had such a great day! How are things going?biggbear8 said:I had a great day outside it was so nice to be able to just go out and sit I saw an eagle just soaring in the sky just moving east in what seems to be just circles it was beautiful try to get a pict but it was to far away, and last night while I was sitting outside an owl flew down from some where and grabbed a small creature and just landed in the parking lot and sat the and ate. what a sight. and its another fall type day today in the afternoon might be just a little warmer but no humidity its going to be great .
I hope that your doing well sweetie and please say Hi to NC for me and I hope that you'll get to spend some nice long evening together well enogh from me hugs and kisses sweetie and HAVE A BEAUTIFUL DAY .
{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{ SHELLY }}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}
one sexy lady
biggbear8
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shell seeker2 said:
they are going ok Im just having trouble with a couple of things, my pot. level dropped again so I have to be very careful. Its just getting frustrating but I do have an appointment with my cardologist on sept10. so we'll see what going on.
how are things with you I hope that you have a beautiful day sweetie
hugs kisses
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who won the race? lol
I fell asleep before the end and too lazy to look it up
I fell asleep before the end and too lazy to look it up
sueanninct
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babydoll2u said:who won the race? lol
I fell asleep before the end and too lazy to look it up
Jeremy Mayfield won the race. Unfortunately, the house I was staying at over the weekend didn't have TNT, so I missed the race.
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NASCAR pitches in for Katrina
Even if you don't give a flip about stock car racing, you have to admire the big heart of NASCAR competitors, tracks and sponsors.
As the week progressed, and the damage inflicted by Hurricane Katrina to the Gulf Coast States became more and more evident, the e-mail box filled with news of fund-raisers, donations and facilities use.
International Speedway Corp., headquartered in Daytona Beach, quickly stepped up to the plate by pledging $1 million in money, goods and services.
Talladega Superspeedway, the only ISC track in the region, has dispatched one of its mobile kitchens to the disaster area. The kitchen will provide up to 500 meals each day to workers assisting in relief and recovery efforts.
"(ISC) facilities across the nation are committed to helping get residents affected by the storm back on their feet," Talladega president Grant Lynch said, calling the Gulf Coast region a "horrible devastation."
JOHNSON'S DONATION
Driver Jimmie Johnson made a personal donation of $48,000 to the relief efforts. He drives the No. 48 Chevrolet.
"My wife Chandra and I have been watching some of the accounts of the devastation and we felt that we needed to help in some way," Johnson said. "We just feel horrible."
Some of NASCAR's truck drivers got a first-hand taste of the destruction in the region. Tom McCrimmon, who drives the truck that hauls Kurt Busch's No. 97 Ford around the country, took I-20 from North Carolina to California last week.
He said crossing the Mississippi was "spooky" and reported "there was no electricity all the way through Mississippi and on into Louisiana."
There is talk of a supply caravan in the near future similar to the famed "Hay Ride" in 1986 when a long line of NASCAR haulers carried hay to farmers in the drought-plagued Midwest.
Peter Jellen, who drives a truck for Joe Gibbs Racing, said there's talk of loading some 40 NASCAR team tractor-trailers with supplies in North Carolina and making a quick run down to the Gulf Coast.
"There's talk about it," he said. "Nothing final, but I told them to sign me up if it happens."
BIG HEART BEAT
NASCAR's primary sponsor, Nextel, said it was "marshalling its forces" and preparing to send hundreds of engineers and technicians into the devastated area to restore vital communication services.
The strike force was bringing 3,000 walkie-talkie handsets to distribute to emergency crews working the region.
A Sprint Nextel spokesman said, "We will put forth an effort second to none in recovering from this devastating storm."
Penske Racing, which fields three race teams, is raising money for a mass donation to the Red Cross next week. The team sent a shipment of Gatorade, a team sponsor, and energy bars to Gulf Coast area last week.
"Our emphasis here is not to gain attention or praise for what we're doing," Penske president Don Miller said. "We, as a team, have decided that it's time to give back some of the support that's been given to us."
Race teams owned by Robby Gordon, Michael Waltrip, Robert Yates, Ed Rensi, Joe Gibbs and their sponsors, plus many, many others are jumping in with cash, goods or fund-raising efforts.
"We all support a lot of things, but to be able to support our own country in a time of need, I think is really important," Johnson said.
The big heart of the stock car industry is beating loud and strong.
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Even if you don't give a flip about stock car racing, you have to admire the big heart of NASCAR competitors, tracks and sponsors.
As the week progressed, and the damage inflicted by Hurricane Katrina to the Gulf Coast States became more and more evident, the e-mail box filled with news of fund-raisers, donations and facilities use.
International Speedway Corp., headquartered in Daytona Beach, quickly stepped up to the plate by pledging $1 million in money, goods and services.
Talladega Superspeedway, the only ISC track in the region, has dispatched one of its mobile kitchens to the disaster area. The kitchen will provide up to 500 meals each day to workers assisting in relief and recovery efforts.
"(ISC) facilities across the nation are committed to helping get residents affected by the storm back on their feet," Talladega president Grant Lynch said, calling the Gulf Coast region a "horrible devastation."
JOHNSON'S DONATION
Driver Jimmie Johnson made a personal donation of $48,000 to the relief efforts. He drives the No. 48 Chevrolet.
"My wife Chandra and I have been watching some of the accounts of the devastation and we felt that we needed to help in some way," Johnson said. "We just feel horrible."
Some of NASCAR's truck drivers got a first-hand taste of the destruction in the region. Tom McCrimmon, who drives the truck that hauls Kurt Busch's No. 97 Ford around the country, took I-20 from North Carolina to California last week.
He said crossing the Mississippi was "spooky" and reported "there was no electricity all the way through Mississippi and on into Louisiana."
There is talk of a supply caravan in the near future similar to the famed "Hay Ride" in 1986 when a long line of NASCAR haulers carried hay to farmers in the drought-plagued Midwest.
Peter Jellen, who drives a truck for Joe Gibbs Racing, said there's talk of loading some 40 NASCAR team tractor-trailers with supplies in North Carolina and making a quick run down to the Gulf Coast.
"There's talk about it," he said. "Nothing final, but I told them to sign me up if it happens."
BIG HEART BEAT
NASCAR's primary sponsor, Nextel, said it was "marshalling its forces" and preparing to send hundreds of engineers and technicians into the devastated area to restore vital communication services.
The strike force was bringing 3,000 walkie-talkie handsets to distribute to emergency crews working the region.
A Sprint Nextel spokesman said, "We will put forth an effort second to none in recovering from this devastating storm."
Penske Racing, which fields three race teams, is raising money for a mass donation to the Red Cross next week. The team sent a shipment of Gatorade, a team sponsor, and energy bars to Gulf Coast area last week.
"Our emphasis here is not to gain attention or praise for what we're doing," Penske president Don Miller said. "We, as a team, have decided that it's time to give back some of the support that's been given to us."
Race teams owned by Robby Gordon, Michael Waltrip, Robert Yates, Ed Rensi, Joe Gibbs and their sponsors, plus many, many others are jumping in with cash, goods or fund-raising efforts.
"We all support a lot of things, but to be able to support our own country in a time of need, I think is really important," Johnson said.
The big heart of the stock car industry is beating loud and strong.
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The Action Track, is cumming up !!!
It's nice to see the Nascar community stepping up, to help the hurricane raveged areas. I can remember when the trucks hauled hay, to the midwest. but I can't really remember if they used the cab and trailers, or just the cabs, pulling hay haulers. The inside of the car haulers these days, is clean enough to eat off of. Somehow I just can't see them filling the car haulers with hay, or other goods, for a trip south.
I'm heading to Richmond next Friday, for the 2 best race's of the year (imho). Man, I love that track. Any one else making the trip? I'd really like to see Rusty win one more. He can do it at Richmond, if he can do it anywhere!! Not to mention, it'll be the last race before the chase begins. Do ya think there will be any bumping, or paybacks?
Lets Rock!
It's nice to see the Nascar community stepping up, to help the hurricane raveged areas. I can remember when the trucks hauled hay, to the midwest. but I can't really remember if they used the cab and trailers, or just the cabs, pulling hay haulers. The inside of the car haulers these days, is clean enough to eat off of. Somehow I just can't see them filling the car haulers with hay, or other goods, for a trip south.
I'm heading to Richmond next Friday, for the 2 best race's of the year (imho). Man, I love that track. Any one else making the trip? I'd really like to see Rusty win one more. He can do it at Richmond, if he can do it anywhere!! Not to mention, it'll be the last race before the chase begins. Do ya think there will be any bumping, or paybacks?
Lets Rock!
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IFish said:It's nice to see the Nascar community stepping up, to help the hurricane raveged areas. I can remember when the trucks hauled hay, to the midwest. but I can't really remember if they used the cab and trailers, or just the cabs, pulling hay haulers. The inside of the car haulers these days, is clean enough to eat off of. Somehow I just can't see them filling the car haulers with hay, or other goods, for a trip south.
I'm heading to Richmond next Friday, for the 2 best race's of the year (imho). Man, I love that track. Any one else making the trip? I'd really like to see Rusty win one more. He can do it at Richmond, if he can do it anywhere!! Not to mention, it'll be the last race before the chase begins. Do ya think there will be any bumping, or paybacks?
Lets Rock!
Have a great time at the races!!
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IFish said:I'm heading to Richmond next Friday, for the 2 best race's of the year (imho). Man, I love that track. Any one else making the trip? I'd really like to see Rusty win one more. He can do it at Richmond, if he can do it anywhere!! Not to mention, it'll be the last race before the chase begins. Do ya think there will be any bumping, or paybacks?
Lets Rock!
wouldn't surprise me any... I'm looking forward to those races, on tv of course
you lucky dawg you!
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On the home track:
Brag, brag, brag.
Our family race team ended our season with a top 5 finish & 12th in the points.
Brag, brag, brag.
Our family race team ended our season with a top 5 finish & 12th in the points.
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Lineup for Richmond
1 29 Kevin Harvick Chevrolet GM Goodwrench/Gretchen Wilson 128.425 21.024 Leader
2 16 Greg Biffle Ford National Guard 128.309 21.043 -0.019
3 77 Travis Kvapil* Dodge Kodak/Jasper Engines 128.163 21.067 -0.043
4 6 Mark Martin Ford Viagra 127.968 21.099 -0.075
5 97 Kurt Busch Ford Crown Royal 127.859 21.117 -0.093
6 24 Jeff Gordon Chevrolet DuPont 127.672 21.148 -0.124
7 5 Kyle Busch* Chevrolet Kellogg's/Delphi 127.605 21.159 -0.135
8 12 Ryan Newman Dodge ALLTEL 127.353 21.201 -0.177
9 88 Dale Jarrett Ford UPS 127.298 21.210 -0.186
10 19 Jeremy Mayfield Dodge Dodge Dealers/UAW 127.292 21.211 -0.187
11 01 Joe Nemechek Chevrolet U.S. Army 127.262 21.216 -0.192
12 31 Jeff Burton Chevrolet Cingular/Big & Rich 127.250 21.218 -0.194
13 17 Matt Kenseth Ford DeWalt Power Tools 127.239 21.220 -0.196
14 9 Kasey Kahne Dodge Dodge Dealers/UAW 127.190 21.228 -0.204
15 2 Rusty Wallace Dodge Miller Lite 127.161 21.233 -0.209
16 21 Ricky Rudd Ford U.S. Air Force/Motorcraft 127.113 21.241 -0.217
17 41 Casey Mears Dodge Target/Lysol 127.089 21.245 -0.221
18 99 Carl Edwards Ford Scotts 127.041 21.253 -0.229
19 38 Elliott Sadler Ford M&M's 127.041 21.253 -0.229
20 43 Jeff Green Dodge Cheerios/Betty Crocker 127.041 21.253 -0.229
21 37 Tony Raines Dodge Patron Tequila/BoSPOKER.net 126.921 21.273 -0.249
22 25 Brian Vickers Chevrolet GMAC/ditech.com/Green Day 126.892 21.278 -0.254
23 18 Bobby Labonte Chevrolet Interstate Batteries 126.826 21.289 -0.265
24 48 Jimmie Johnson Chevrolet Lowe's 126.778 21.297 -0.273
25 20 Tony Stewart Chevrolet The Home Depot 126.743 21.303 -0.279
26 4 Mike Wallace Chevrolet Lucas Oil/Muzik Mafia 126.695 21.311 -0.287
27 07 Dave Blaney Chevrolet Jack Daniel's/Drive-By Truckers 126.458 21.351 -0.327
28 15 Michael Waltrip Chevrolet NAPA Auto Parts 126.428 21.356 -0.332
29 8 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chevrolet Budweiser True Music/3 Doors Down 126.363 21.367 -0.343
30 22 Scott Wimmer Dodge Caterpillar 126.328 21.373 -0.349
31 0 Mike Bliss Chevrolet NetZero Best Buy 126.292 21.379 -0.355
32 42 Jamie McMurray Dodge Texaco Havoline 126.227 21.390 -0.366
33 32 Bobby Hamilton Jr. Chevrolet Tide 126.045 21.421 -0.397
34 39 David Stremme Dodge Navy "Accelerate Your Life" 125.956 21.436 -0.412
35 50 Jimmy Spencer Dodge Allied Steel Structures 125.892 21.447 -0.423
36 09 Johnny Sauter Dodge Miccosukee Gaming & Resorts 125.880 21.449 -0.425
37 10 Scott Riggs Chevrolet Valvoline/Nickelback 125.851 21.454 -0.430
38 7 Robby Gordon Chevrolet Jim Beam 125.698 21.480 -0.456
39 11 Terry Labonte Chevrolet FedEx/Kinko's 125.348 21.540 -0.516
40 45 Kyle Petty Dodge Georgia-Pacific/Brawny 125.000 21.600 -0.576
41 40 Sterling Marlin Dodge Coors Light 124.994 21.601 -0.577
42 49 Ken Schrader+ Dodge Schwan's Home Service 124.660 21.659 -0.635
43 66 Mike Garvey* Ford Peak Fitness 124.775 21.639 -0.
1 29 Kevin Harvick Chevrolet GM Goodwrench/Gretchen Wilson 128.425 21.024 Leader
2 16 Greg Biffle Ford National Guard 128.309 21.043 -0.019
3 77 Travis Kvapil* Dodge Kodak/Jasper Engines 128.163 21.067 -0.043
4 6 Mark Martin Ford Viagra 127.968 21.099 -0.075
5 97 Kurt Busch Ford Crown Royal 127.859 21.117 -0.093
6 24 Jeff Gordon Chevrolet DuPont 127.672 21.148 -0.124
7 5 Kyle Busch* Chevrolet Kellogg's/Delphi 127.605 21.159 -0.135
8 12 Ryan Newman Dodge ALLTEL 127.353 21.201 -0.177
9 88 Dale Jarrett Ford UPS 127.298 21.210 -0.186
10 19 Jeremy Mayfield Dodge Dodge Dealers/UAW 127.292 21.211 -0.187
11 01 Joe Nemechek Chevrolet U.S. Army 127.262 21.216 -0.192
12 31 Jeff Burton Chevrolet Cingular/Big & Rich 127.250 21.218 -0.194
13 17 Matt Kenseth Ford DeWalt Power Tools 127.239 21.220 -0.196
14 9 Kasey Kahne Dodge Dodge Dealers/UAW 127.190 21.228 -0.204
15 2 Rusty Wallace Dodge Miller Lite 127.161 21.233 -0.209
16 21 Ricky Rudd Ford U.S. Air Force/Motorcraft 127.113 21.241 -0.217
17 41 Casey Mears Dodge Target/Lysol 127.089 21.245 -0.221
18 99 Carl Edwards Ford Scotts 127.041 21.253 -0.229
19 38 Elliott Sadler Ford M&M's 127.041 21.253 -0.229
20 43 Jeff Green Dodge Cheerios/Betty Crocker 127.041 21.253 -0.229
21 37 Tony Raines Dodge Patron Tequila/BoSPOKER.net 126.921 21.273 -0.249
22 25 Brian Vickers Chevrolet GMAC/ditech.com/Green Day 126.892 21.278 -0.254
23 18 Bobby Labonte Chevrolet Interstate Batteries 126.826 21.289 -0.265
24 48 Jimmie Johnson Chevrolet Lowe's 126.778 21.297 -0.273
25 20 Tony Stewart Chevrolet The Home Depot 126.743 21.303 -0.279
26 4 Mike Wallace Chevrolet Lucas Oil/Muzik Mafia 126.695 21.311 -0.287
27 07 Dave Blaney Chevrolet Jack Daniel's/Drive-By Truckers 126.458 21.351 -0.327
28 15 Michael Waltrip Chevrolet NAPA Auto Parts 126.428 21.356 -0.332
29 8 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chevrolet Budweiser True Music/3 Doors Down 126.363 21.367 -0.343
30 22 Scott Wimmer Dodge Caterpillar 126.328 21.373 -0.349
31 0 Mike Bliss Chevrolet NetZero Best Buy 126.292 21.379 -0.355
32 42 Jamie McMurray Dodge Texaco Havoline 126.227 21.390 -0.366
33 32 Bobby Hamilton Jr. Chevrolet Tide 126.045 21.421 -0.397
34 39 David Stremme Dodge Navy "Accelerate Your Life" 125.956 21.436 -0.412
35 50 Jimmy Spencer Dodge Allied Steel Structures 125.892 21.447 -0.423
36 09 Johnny Sauter Dodge Miccosukee Gaming & Resorts 125.880 21.449 -0.425
37 10 Scott Riggs Chevrolet Valvoline/Nickelback 125.851 21.454 -0.430
38 7 Robby Gordon Chevrolet Jim Beam 125.698 21.480 -0.456
39 11 Terry Labonte Chevrolet FedEx/Kinko's 125.348 21.540 -0.516
40 45 Kyle Petty Dodge Georgia-Pacific/Brawny 125.000 21.600 -0.576
41 40 Sterling Marlin Dodge Coors Light 124.994 21.601 -0.577
42 49 Ken Schrader+ Dodge Schwan's Home Service 124.660 21.659 -0.635
43 66 Mike Garvey* Ford Peak Fitness 124.775 21.639 -0.
shell seeker2
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Tonights the night! Will Jeff make the Chase?
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shell seeker2 said:
Can you imagine what it would be like if the last race before the chase was at Bristol or Darlington?
How is CNCG handling the news about Loomis? But knowing him, he probably already knew about it a while ago.
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He knew, wasn't really shocked. I guess with it definite that Jeff didn't make the chase, it was coming.sueanninct said:Can you imagine what it would be like if the last race before the chase was at Bristol or Darlington?
How is CNCG handling the news about Loomis? But knowing him, he probably already knew about it a while ago.
The only good thing for me is now I don't have to put up a Jeff Gordon bulletin board in my room!
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sueanninct said:
Kinda numb to it right now.... Jimmie isn't going to win so this year is one big waste. It's going to be Kurt, Greg, or Tony. whoever has fewer wrecks/blown engines.
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As much as I love NASCAR....what I really miss after moving down to the "civilized" part of the state is the IMCA dirt bullrings. 1/3 mile clay ovals where the action is down and dirty. Mud flying at the beginning of the night and dust at the end. LOL!
Built cars, worked the pits, drove a bit and sat more nights than I remember.
My "family" took 1st and 10th at this track this year. WooHoo!!!
http://www.racethunderhill.com/photo/2005/7205c.jpg
Built cars, worked the pits, drove a bit and sat more nights than I remember.
My "family" took 1st and 10th at this track this year. WooHoo!!!
http://www.racethunderhill.com/photo/2005/7205c.jpg
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