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morninggirl5

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I don't get in these moods often, but today has really set me off. I'm mad, i'm angry, i'm hurt, and i really don't care how what i say is taken.


So, if you've ever wanted to know something about me or what i think about something but didn't think you'd get an answer, today is the day. Ask away.
 
What's the picture in your av of? I can't quite make it out. Can you post a bigger version here?
 
Why racing?

My ex's father in law is addicted.

He even has my kids watching it with him if they are there. He gets so into it its scary. ;)
 
its beautiful rolling dunes with little peaks you just have to nibble on ... does that clue help :)

sorry your having a bad day morning girl
 
Rubyfruit said:
What's the picture in your av of? I can't quite make it out. Can you post a bigger version here?

It's a woman's body with a "beach" superimposed over it, kinda, sorta.


This is the only other version of it that i have.
 
lovetoread said:
Why racing?

My ex's father in law is addicted.

He even has my kids watching it with him if they are there. He gets so into it its scary. ;)

I'm definitely addicted. In fact a good portion of my family is as well. I generally like most sports, enjoy watching them. But the drivers (most of them anyway) make the difference in me being an interested observer and being addicted. They aren't like other sports stars. There have only been three that i have met that weren't friendly, down to earth, and someone that i would be happy to have as a neighbor or friend.

Some of that is changing, unfortunately, but it's not completely gone yet.
 
sexy-girl said:
its beautiful rolling dunes with little peaks you just have to nibble on ... does that clue help :)

sorry your having a bad day morning girl

thanks sexy-girl, this one has been coming for over a month, tomorrow will be better, i'm sure
 
Andreina said:
whats the combined length of your toes? :)






((((hug))))) by the way

i have no clue and no ruler here to measure. That's one question that will have to remain a mystery.
 
morninggirl5 said:


It's a woman's body with a "beach" superimposed over it, kinda, sorta.


This is the only other version of it that i have.

That's what I thought. I liked seeing more detail in the bigger picture - thanks. It's a gorgeous photo.
 
Thanks, Ruby. I'm really picky about my av's. It's the only one i've found so far that says "ME".
 
old guard or young guns

do prefer the good ole boys i.e. Marlin, Jarret, Wallace, etc. or the young guns i.e. J Gordan, Dale Jr., etc.? Ever go to Daytona for the 500 or summer race?

sorry you had a crappie day...
 
Michael Waltrip is the only driver for me, has been for over 12 years. I'm NOT one of those people that jumped on the bandwagon when he won the 500 last year.

My A list - Jeff Burton, Dale Jr., Jeff Green, Sterling Marlin, Kyle Petty

On my forever a fan of list - Dale Earnhardt, Richard Petty, Junior Johnson, Dave Marcis, Junie Donleavy, Darrell Waltrip, David Pearson, and Dick Trickle.


I've never been to Daytona. Talladega is only an hour and a half from me, that's my plate track.
 
Sterling

I get a kick out of watching Sterlin' Marlin... he's really funny. I also dig watching and listening to the older drivers. And I do like the fact that the drivers and the organization don't take the fans for granted (like some other sports)

I've always admired MW and was happy to see him finally get the checkered flag.

When I was kid R. Petty was the favorite. I grew up about two hours from Talladega - it was the first NASCAR race that I went to, I was 11 and Benny Parsons won that race.

The only other tracks that I've been to are Bristol and Daytona in the summer - great venue.

Haven't been to any races since moving to L.A. and am usually sleeping on Sunday mornings when the races are on TV.
 
I've been to Atlanta, Charlotte, Talladega, and Bristol. For several years i was making 6 races plus the Winston Cup Preview.

Racing is one of the few things in life i'm willing to miss sleep for. We had a pastor when i was younger that said he checked the racing schedule each week to see what time the race started. He knew that if he didn't end the service in time for people to get home, he'd have about half the congragation leaving whether he was done or not. He was probably right. :)
 
racin'

That's a lot of races, but great times I'm sure.
I know in some homes it's a religion of it's own. A way of life in the south:)
 
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