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Originally posted by Ygrene Swear to God, I bought her a 3 lap ride in a Nascar at Pocono Raceway for Christmas. She cried when she opened the gift. I cried because she cried and no, I was not crying with her.....I was crying AT her.

i keep trying to think of a nice thing to say dude but man...

she likes beer though right?>

Beer, certainly. The Nascar is like her only flaw....albeit, it's kind of like finding Kuato on your wife but.....


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*cries*

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lol dude i hope she doesnt read this site. and if she does ..

Mrs. Ygrene, we have nothing but honor and respect for you for choosing Mr.Ygrene. It practically covers the gap made by NASCAR

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Originally posted by Masonious oooohoooookay. You're the first bike / car enthusiast whose opinion I respect AND you like Nascar. What about Nascar appeals to you as a racing sport? I'm being totally honest when I say I've tried to find the allure of it and I'm simply unable to. I've been told I have to go to the event to appreciate it, maybe that's it.

I used to like nascar than i realized how boring it is. Dad found out in the mail that he won a suite at the Infineon race when he didn't even know he was entered. That means free food and Cali girls which = me going. I'm ok with loud cars and seeing them at 1 of the 2 nascar road courses. The part that I like is how they're able to race within inches of eachother 3-4 wide through a turn and not hit.

Orbax, you better get yourself in gear and meet for a few to chill.

google maps it how far away are you dude

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Originally posted by Erotic Buddha cj stone - shining star

what city are you in again? sac town or san fran

sacramento

San Francisco's closer to it than Sacramento. I almost bought a motorcycle in Sacramento a few months back.
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=...8&t=k&z=11&om=1

hour and a half drive, you gonan visit or what