Yeah what I've noticed is Wallace has been kinda put aside during the rivalry but yeah he was right there with them. Rudd and others too.
From what I've watched, the 90s seem to be the golden era where things came together. Lots of good drivers and teams, huge brands sponsoring everything, sold out tracks, and fast AF race cars.
History is my hobby. Mostly world wars and ancient civilizations but NASCAR has made it's way in there because of it's insane and colorful history. The people in it mostly and the crazy shit like moonshine stills under a track. I really enjoy learning about that stuff.
The Wood Brothers team really fascinates me for some reason.
Like last year when Harrison Burton took the checker at Daytona....Dude I was yelling and jumping up and down so happy for that car and team!
I had met a few of them a year earlier at Chicago when we were staying in the same hotel as some teams. Bought the kids a beer and they had a terrible weekend then but later to see them win. Oh man. Dog were barking and the cats ran and hid they didn't know what to think we were going so crazy over that.
Live racing is what hooks me. I know it's different for guys like you and Stoney and others I converse with. It's changed and I get it's not what many fell in love with. I'm the same way with college football today and how in only 3 years we're now NFL lite, paying players and building rosters like we're pros. It's fun but I miss the amateurism of the sport and it's never coming back.
I think the same for racing but there's still a ton of good in there. It just needs to be experienced at the track to hook them back in.
And who knows man, but this 23X1/FRM lawsuit vs NASCAR could really change the sport taking it away from the France family and making it more of a true league where owners get say in everything like all the other pro sports. That will surely change the sport. Then there's the EV factor and hybrids on the way. Maybe not in Cup but we saw them in Indy on Sunday so it's coming in one way or another. I'll reserve judgement and keep and open mind until it happens and in the meantime just try to enjoy what I can from it.
IDK if I can get to Atlanta though. May have to just settle for Texas options and get into some dirt track stuff to get my fix.
Hell yeah we play the hell out of darts at work.
You get into axe throwing?
That's just as fun if not more. I got a axe throwing game out in the backyard and have a ton of fun with it almost every weekend. Also have a basektball hoop in the backyard but if my grill is lit it's pretty much automatic there will be some axe throwing before the meat hits the fire
Got some progress in the garden to share.
Pyrethrin bomb has been unleashed and I'm about 2 days past that. Not sure if they were infested with anything but just as a safety precaution I fumigated them.
Feeling good about the soil mix I made. Not burning them up and they're still growing. I saved a ton of money on my soil going DIY but also added work to it so there was a trade off. I'm just happy it's doing well and not giving me any weird drama.
Growth has no intention of slowing down and there's no signs of sex on anything yet either.
I've already dropped the tables down probably a foot and it wont be long before they're pancaked on the floor then the headroom factor comes into play. It's crazy to think I can flip a plant less than 1 foot tall and it might finish at close to 6 feet. That's a sativa for ya!
Seeing a few things that have me interested. Mainly a long leaf specimen, perhaps a Bac Hao pheno if my lingo is up to date and I may have a weeping willow, perhaps 2.
Males will not be killed right off. The stuff from Vietnam has a great aroma of fresh tobacco. Smells like what I think a cigar factory in Cuba would smell like so I may collect some pollen here and work this stuff. It's too unique to just kill and toss
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