[LSC9901]

Originally Posted by PenelopePitStop

Jimmy actually grew on me. Yes, he was "an accident waiting for someone to run into".

I happened to catch a show that biographied NASCAR drivers (I don't think it's on anymore) featuring Spencer. He was actually very likable and respectful.

I don't remember who it was, but someone (maybe one of the Busches ... or maybe Hamilton, RIP) called Jimmy a "dried up old-has-been" during a post-race interview. I thought that was a bit out of line.

I'm not defending Jimmy's driving tactics at all.

I guess I would be considered "a bit out of line."

[trollmc08]

I didn't like Jimmy until he bi#$h smacked bush sense then I have liked him.

[Quality88]

Originally Posted by trollmc08

I didn't like Jimmy until he bi#$h smacked bush sense then I have liked him.

No no no troll.... he threw a haymaker. I loved it.

[PenelopePitStop]

Ok ... I give up ... what the heck is a "haymaker"?

[Quality88]

Originally Posted by PenelopePitStop

Ok ... I give up ... what the heck is a "haymaker"?

It's a jawbreakin, teeth rattlin, nose shatterin, BIGA$$ punch. And it broke Busch's nose. SWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEET!

[trollmc08]

Originally Posted by Quality88

It's a jawbreakin, teeth rattlin, nose shatterin, BIGA$$ punch. And it broke Busch's nose. SWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEET!

I wondered how you would explain this one an as usual you did it with grace and dignity and still managed to git the point across, good job Q.

[Quality88]

Originally Posted by trollmc08

I wondered how you would explain this one an as usual you did it with grace and dignity and still managed to git the point across, good job Q.

Why thank ya troll This one might have to be put in the GTG dictionary..... what do ya think LSC?

[trollmc08]

Originally Posted by Quality88

Why thank ya troll This one might have to be put in the GTG dictionary..... what do ya think LSC?

Most defiantly, come on LSC put it in.

[PenelopePitStop]

Quality88,

Must be a Southern thing. Somehow I missed Spencer giving Kurt Busch a "haymaker". Too bad. I would have enjoyed that!

No offense to Southerners. Though raised in New England, I was born in Mississippi. Up here, we call that being "cold-cocked", or "sucker-punched". I hope I didn't just break the rules

[Quality88]

Originally Posted by PenelopePitStop

Quality88,

Must be a Southern thing. Somehow I missed Spencer giving Kurt Busch a "haymaker". Too bad. I would have enjoyed that!

No offense to Southerners. Though raised in New England, I was born in Mississippi. Up here, we call that being "cold-cocked", or "sucker-punched". I hope I didn't just break the rules

oh no... we have sucker punches in the south. They just cause a bigger melee. Haymakers are what end they melee

[trollmc08]

Originally Posted by PenelopePitStop

Quality88,

Must be a Southern thing. Somehow I missed Spencer giving Kurt Busch a "haymaker". Too bad. I would have enjoyed that!

No offense to Southerners. Though raised in New England, I was born in Mississippi. Up here, we call that being "cold-cocked", or "sucker-punched". I hope I didn't just break the rules

PPS "cold-cocked" is what you are when a "haymaker" has been applyed as a result of a "sucker-punch"

[Quality88]

Originally Posted by trollmc08

PPS "cold-cocked" is what you are when a "haymaker" has been applyed as a result of a "sucker-punch"

Well... very nicely put troll. I tip my hat to you now.

[PenelopePitStop]

Q and Troll,

ROFLMAO! Who knew I would learn about the differences between punches by joining this forum. This is so funny!

[trollmc08]

Originally Posted by Quality88

Well... very nicely put troll. I tip my hat to you now.

Thank you, Thank you very much.

[LSC9901]

Originally Posted by trollmc08

Most defiantly, come on LSC put it in.

Well you've got about three definitions goin' here. I'll add them if you'd like, just 'splain them to me in one post or you can post them also.