but it’s way more exciting to me than baseball, football, nascar and indy car.

I think they should toss out the tire regulations. Allow open competition again. Mandate a set price for tires and then let the manufactures compete. 

How about giving them tires that are actually good for racing, and opening up some of the rules to let them find weirder ways of building cars to win.

Watching Derrick Rose play hoops now makes me genuinely sad. He got stuffed so badly one play. Another he was in-bounding the ball and just lobbed it straight to the Rockets and he just let his head sink and then ran back on D. Idk, it just made me so god damn sad.

Well i’m curious as to why that is

He’s TOO athletic to play pro football.

“He’s not comfortable in the pocket.”

Except for the part where he goes to the Pats

Needs more dogwhistles. “He can’t read defenses” will be the next one up.

I’m here for the ‘he’s just not good enough to warrant a job in anywhere at all in a league that’s employed Trevor Siemian, Brandon Weeden and Brock Osweiler in the past year’ truthers.

Man, I wish I could live until 2068 when conservatives of that time will be praising Kaepernick for his ‘non-violent protest’ the same way they do MLK now, even though when both men were doing their thing, conservatives totally hated their guts.

... you take your filthy star.

Just making some boils. Purdue man through and through.

“I was trying to intentionally fuck with you.... so can you do me this solid?”

Yes. look to the Japanese scene where Daigo, Tokido, Bonchan and many others are very professional and friendly and never have acted this way.

This is all backwards. The key to breaking the Marginot Line was crossing the Ardenneado.

A hero is a sandwich.

They’d be more comfortable with his kneeling if they ran the victory formation every once in a while.

If you find more of these stories, please share. The world seems like a soul-sucking tire fire most days but this was genuinely uplifting.

Don’t forget how he teabagged Cena, wagging his tongue out as he did so, on the pin.