NASCAR Ain't PC

American Thinker ^ | March 03, 2007 | Earl Wright

[mkjessup]

Why everbody knows them NASCAR types are just a bunch of RACISTS!

You can see them racists up in the stands, cheerin' on their favorite racists in those racist cars, and jes look at the parking lot, nothin' but street racists, with hopped up engines, big loud exhaust, wide tires, and all that stuff.

I too, am a proud NASCAR racist! :)

[SLB]

Run Jimmy, run!

[AGreatPer]

Excellent post.

[txroadkill]

Booo-gi-da, Booo-gi-da, Booo-gi-da!!!!!!!

[Beckwith]

I watched Saturday's TV news about the construction of a NASCAR facility near Seattle.

The local residents interviewed all commented on the "white trash," "trailer trash" and "rednecks."

No bigotry there.

[Screamname]

I live in NYC, I`m a Yankee, but I must admit a few years ago I started getting into NASCAR now I`m an avowed addict. Thanks boys for giving me one more addiction that I can`t quit. Actually Charlie Daniels more than anybody is to blame.

[Condor 63]

If my luck holds, heaven is a lot like the Talladega Superspeedway only the beer is a lot cheaper.

[NormsRevenge]

Thanks for the ping.

a link to the history of Nascar

http://www.new2nascar.com/history.htm

[txroadkill]

LOL, amen!!!

[buschbaby]

To borrow the words of Gen. George Patton, "God, I love it so."

Couldn't have said it better myself.

[NormsRevenge]

The Spirit of Nascar
--

Soldier Makes NASCAR History
Military.com
http://www.military.com/NASCAR/Content/0,15445,126900,00.html
(excerpted)

During a weekend of racing excitement at California Speedway, tax preparation firm Jackson Hewitt Tax Service celebrated the grand prize winner of its “Heroes of the Year” campaign -- Staff Sgt. Quinton D. Martin. As the national honoree, Martin made racing history by having his image on the hood of a NASCAR Nextel Cup Car -- the #25 National Guard/GMAC Chevrolet driven by Casey Mears. This is the first time that a non-celebrity appeared on a NASCAR Cup vehicle. Jackson Hewitt CEO Michael Lister officially introduced Martin as part of the pre-race festivities on the day of the race.

“Through the ‘Heroes of the Year’ program, we were privileged to celebrate so many valiant citizen-soldiers around the country,” said Michael Lister, president and chief executive officer, Jackson Hewitt Tax Service Inc. “All of the 10 monthly honorees truly demonstrate what it means to be a citizen-soldier. Selecting one overall hero was difficult, but we believe Sergeant Martin is an excellent example of what it means to be a citizen-soldier, and also represents the outstanding qualities and achievements of all of the monthly honorees.”

The year-long “Heroes of the Year” initiative, which launched at last year’s Auto Club 500, invited people around the country to nominate a National Guard soldier, family or employer making a difference at home or abroad. As the role of the National Guard has changed over the past few years, the demands have increased, and being a citizen-soldier now often requires these men and women to leave their civilian jobs, homes and families for active duty and multiple deployments away from home for longer periods of time.

[Jeff Gordon]

As one racist to another...

GO 24!

[conservativeharleyguy]

"...If my luck holds, heaven is a lot like the Talladega Superspeedway only the beer is a lot cheaper..."


Dude, it's Heaven. The beer's free.

[Zeroisanumber]

NASCAR and Soccer are two sports that I could never get into. A lot of people seem to enjoy them though, so bully for them.

Despite seeing my first B-2 stealth bomber in person on Saturday two years ago while I was sitting in the stands at LVMS, my hands-down favorite aircraft for sheer audacity is the B-1B. Like Rosie, it's big and loud, but unlike the obnoxious TV host, the B1B manages to be beautiful at the same time. What makes it special is that the socialists in Congress tried to abort it, but it survived to fight for freedom.

I really disagree with the author here. The B-1B was a hunk of junk, and the DoD should have scrapped it back in the day.

[Condor 63]

I live in NYC, I`m a Yankee, but I must admit a few years ago I started getting into NASCAR now I`m an avowed addict.

By the powers vested in me I name thee Screamname - honorary Bammer Redneck. Now go crack open a cold beer, have a big plate of fried catfish and everything will be official.

Anybody crazy enough to drive a cab in NYC is close enough to Bammer crazy anyways....

[WKB]

I wonder do they still have moonshine hidden in the trunks
of their cars?

[Screamname]

LOL! THANKS!!! Tell me about it, I challenge anyone to get from the Triborough bridge to Kennedy airport faster than me! (my record is 16 minutes 34 seconds!) Average 90 - 100 MPH on the Grand Central pkwy made last year to prevent a client from missing her plane. The fare was $40 and she gave me $100 when we made it! I think this is one of the reasons I`m so into NASCAR now, I can relate to the speed rush. My family can`t understand it. And I will crack open a beer and get catfish! YES!

[umgud]

I wonder do they still have moonshine hidden in the trunks of their cars?

Michael Waltrip does.

[cgk]

Thanks to BattleAxe... and a ping to the many holders of the/all Nascar PING lists:

NormsRevenge; glock rocks; steveegg; WestCoastGal; NYTexan!