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Dylan Mitiska retweeted
I get so frustrated by the ever constant doomer left winger who cant take a single win without having to post about how "well this changes nothing so dont bother celebrating." when it does in fact change something and your detached mindset is the bigger reason things dont change.
Dylan Mitiska retweeted
To celebrate the blue wave we are going to put Brett Griffin into a giant inflatable ball and roll him onto the track during qualifying like the Tropicana Orange that one year
Dylan Mitiska retweeted
THIS IS WOKE 3.0 WE'RE MAKING BUBBA WALLACE THE FACE OF NASCAR AND FLYING THE PRIDE FLAG AT EVERY TRACK
Dylan Mitiska retweeted
It could be argued that the extreme greed of the Beatles' licensing people is a major contributing factor to them having almost zero cultural relevancy with Generation Z and below, most of whom have no idea who the fuck βThe Beatlesβ are, since they were never exposed to them
Dylan Mitiska retweeted
This race should be the reason no one should like overtime. One of the worst wins I have ever watched in my life.
Dylan Mitiska retweeted
THE WAIT IS OVER! π¬
It is finally time to Unleash Your Senses as Chris Buescher wheels the Kroger / Nerds Gummy Clusters scheme this Halloween weekend at Martinsville.
ALT Colorful advertisement for Nerds Gummy Clusters featuring cartoon characters and bright candies. A race car with the Nerds logo and the number 17 is depicted. Text includes "Unleash Your Senses" and announces availability at Kroger in Martinsville on 11.1.26.
Dylan Mitiska retweeted
This aged like milk, right @BubbaWallace?
On NASCAR's "Hauler Talk" podcast, Mike Forde says it doesn't matter that Bubba Wallace didn't actually complete a pass while below the double yellow lines; it's the attempt to improve his position that was the foul.
Forde: "If he did go below the yellow lines and eventually improved (his position) and he did that to improve it and he wouldn't have gotten to where he did without going below the yellow lines, that's really what matters here in this case. He doesn't actually have to make the pass while under the double painted line."
Also says the SMT data didn't matter about Wallace attempting to give the spot back after going below the double yellow line because there are no give-backs with this rule.