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This x100. He was on his radio almost every lap complaining that he couldn’t stop and had the pedal to the floor. Being able to “stop” is a key function of the car - it was inevitable that he was going to put someone, or himself, into the wall.

Sorry but having watched the whole race, Jr had almost no business even being out there. He was complaining just about every lap that he couldn’t slow down and had the brakes on the floor - him crashing into someone was inevitable. If you cant stop your car without running other racers off the track - take it to the

I’ll probably be the only one taking her side but I have no idea why Junior was even on the track at this point. He’d been complaining for the previous 15-20 minutes about not having brakes at all - resulting from his forgetting to turn on the brake fans at the start of the race. He was pounding on the brakes and had

“Maybe *thats* the cell phone I’m looking for...”

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I still have no idea what happened on that first corner kick - was it just a terrible play, a bad cross, no idea. It just landed in the box like no one had any idea it was coming.

I wondered about that too. If you have a wreck like that in the front of the pack - it completely decimates the catch fence. As it did and as it should. But what happens in a situation where the pileup behind it then sends more debris into the stands - there was literally nothing left of that fence after Dillon’s car

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I’d argue its farther back than that. Having been at this game, I’m a little biased maybe - but Bornsteins goal in the 95th minute against Costa Rica...

Shows what I know, I’ve watched that replay probably 50 times and always thought Ian said “Goal, goal, USA”

Really good point here and something that has been overlooked - in fact I think it was only mentioned once, briefly, during the broadcast of the COL game.

More like “kick and walk at an increased pace....”

There was better camera work and more production value in that 43 seconds of video than in 4 days of FOX broadcasting the US Open.

Wambach has been two steps slower than every other player on the field throughout the WC. She seems to just be running around waiting to cherry pick a good header and contributing zero else. Yes she scored once, great. But in one case yesterday she bowled into another US player trying to get to a header and the

Norman had a couple of classics.

It was inexcusable to have such poor camera work this weekend. The announcers I will mostly give a pass because it is hard as shit to come together as an announcing team and this being their first time out - they get a pass from me for now.

Good grief, I would expect a trophy like that to be shipped in a padded SKB or Pelican case or something along those lines. One or two thin wraps of bubble wrap, in a box barely bigger than the trophy, with no paper or packing peanuts in it? Yeah I’m really stunned at the result.

“To celebrate, it appears he got lit up in Spain, concluding at least one night assed out in the middle of the road.”

Curious on this as well.

Curious on this as well.

There were at least 8-10 Steelers in the sandbar area the whole night. Unfortunately I’m not a Steelers fan so couldnt name most of them but they were being super cool with fans and taking pictures all night. One guy - who was 6’6-6’8 and might have looked like Marcus Mariotta if he weighed 300 pounds - seemed to

Ugh, come on now. Calling Washingtonian "the D.C. area's foremost ranked-lists-of-local-businesses purveyor" is like calling the National Enquirer the world's foremost purveyor of top news headlines.