Posted on 04/10/2012 4:49:47 PM PDT by NYTexan
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That’s one thing I need to do. Been here all but 10 years if my life and have never been there.
sounds like fun! enjoy!
a big steak sounds good too.
SQeze me, what is the Stockyards?
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up to 170 mph .. woohoooo..
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Consider it a done deal! Bring yer companion...if coupled at the hip.
The steaks are big.. and fresh. :-] Si!
Lap 217 — Brad Keselowski is back in the garage.
Lap 214 — NASCAR has given teams an extra person to go over the wall to clean the windshield and assist the driver.
Lap 212 — Greg Biffle has taken over second place from Mark Martin.
Lap 206 — Second-place Mark Martin has one victory at Texas. The win came in March 1999.
Lap 202 — Jimmie Johnson has not had a top-five finish here at Texas since April 2010, when he wound up second.
Lap 200 — Two hundred laps down, 134 to go.
Lap 194 — Greg Biffle is right on Mark Marton’s bumper for second place.
Lap 192 — Jimmie Johnson holds a lead of about 3.3 seconds over Mark Martin.
Lap 190 — The round of green-flag pit stops is over. Jimmie Johnson, Mark Martin, Greg Biffle, Matt Kenseth and Martin Truex Jr. are the top five.
Lap 189 — Jimmie Johnson, Matt Kenseth, Jeff Gordon and Denny Hamlin pit.
Lap 188 — Martin Truex Jr. and Greg Biffle get fresh tires and fuel.
Lap 187 — Mark and Dale Earnhardt Jr. make their stops.
Lap 186 — Juan Montoya, Jamie McMurray and Kevin Harvick are pitting.
Lap 183 — Tony Stewart is having a rough weekend. He qualified 29th in a backup, and isn’t faring much better in the race itself. He’s in 21st place,
Lap 180 — Jimmie Johnson goes to the high side off Turn 2 to briefly take the lead from Martin Truex Jr., but Truex then tries a crossover move between Turns 3 and 4. It almost works.
Lap 177 — Jimmie Johnson has caught Martin Truex Jr. When and where will his move come?
Dagnabbit... now I got a hankering for brisket..
There used to be a great Texaco Truck stop there, where I could park and walk down to the local bar and get my mind right eat dinner and dance with the locals to the then local house band...
ZZ Top
Just buy ST a plane ticket and he’ll cook ya one!
Thanks on the Stockyards. Looks G R E A T.
Did not know we had a Saturday Night Race under the lights tonight.
I remember ribs from Air Ribs many a year ago. Tasty!
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Lap 235 — Jimmie Johnson, Greg Biffle, Mark Martin, Matt Kenseth and Martin Truex Jr. are the top five after the series of stops.
Lap 234 — Jimmie Johnson, Greg Biffle, Matt Kenseth, Jeff Gordon and others make their stops. There are 100 laps remaining.
Lap 233 — Martin Truex Jr. pits.
Lap 232 — Kyle Busch, Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Carl Edwards are pitting.
Lap 231 — Denny Hamlin, Marcos Ambrose and A.J. Allmendinger are on pit road.
Lap 230 — Kevin Harvick and Mark Martin kick off another round of green-flag pit stops.
Lap 227 — Hendrick Motorsports has three cars in the top seven. Jimmie Johnson is first, Jeff Gordon sixth and Dale Earnahrdt Jr. in seventh.
Lap 224 — Jimmie Johnson, Greg Biffle and Mark Martin are separated by about 1.5 seconds each.
Lap 221 — As Jimmie Johnson tries to figure out a way to put a lap on Ryan Newman, Greg Biffle has closed to within 1.2 seconds of the lead.
I got a new bench top grill and destroyed a perfect Rib Eye tonight. I couldn’t get enough heat out of the old one and this one I can’t regulate the heat...
C'mon down and get some fun!
In Smoky Joe Weber We Trust here .. no gas or radiant heat , no sirree.. I char mine the old fashion way.. as long as it isn’t a spare the air day. ;-]
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