LOL, he makes me puke.. What a ****ing ASSHOLE piece of shit caught on a hemorrhoid..

And here's what he'll be know for as an "athlete"!!!

http://willdo.philadelphiaweekly.com...bpuking-01.gif

Oh, and he's a pussy too... We should Richie Incognito after him for some bro-on-bro ass-kicking!

LMAO


Twitter is going nuts on McNabb LOL

This one is trending: https://twitter.com/search?q=%23Peop...ash&f=realtime

NASCAR Twittersphere Hits Back At Donovan McNabb:

http://msn.foxsports.com/nascar/shak...twitter-111613

I knew that "comment" was flirting with disaster. LOL

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p>We need a cup owner to provide a current car, go to Bristol,put McNabb in for 500 laps by himself. Then ask if drivers are athletes <a href="https://twitter.com/search?q=%23educate&amp;src=hash">#educate</a></p>&mdash; Jeff Burton (@JeffBurton) <a href="https://twitter.com/JeffBurton/statuses/401690200000458752">November 16, 2013</a></blockquote>
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p>Questions about if <a href="https://twitter.com/search?q=%23NASCAR&amp;src=hash">#NASCAR</a> drivers are athletes? Here's what <a href="https://twitter.com/ochocinco">@ochocinco</a> had to say after some hot laps w/ <a href="https://twitter.com/JeffBurton">@jeffburton</a> <a href="http://t.co/7qW2GIGhcW">http://t.co/7qW2GIGhcW</a></p>&mdash; AtlantaMotorSpeedway (@amsupdates) <a href="https://twitter.com/amsupdates/statuses/401773075395801088">November 16, 2013</a></blockquote>
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p>Wow <a href="https://twitter.com/donovanjmcnabb">@donovanjmcnabb</a> really? Got to b an idiot. I'd like to see him keep up with <a href="https://twitter.com/JimmieJohnson">@JimmieJohnson</a> in a workout. And drive our cars for 500miles</p>&mdash; Ricky Stenhouse Jr. (@StenhouseJr) <a href="https://twitter.com/StenhouseJr/statuses/401559435900112896">November 16, 2013</a></blockquote>
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p>Glad to see that you are watching <a href="https://twitter.com/FOXSportsLive">@FOXSportsLive</a>. If you have any questions to what I said, look up the word and you will have your answer.</p>&mdash; Donovan McNabb (@donovanjmcnabb) <a href="https://twitter.com/donovanjmcnabb/statuses/401812661102325760">November 16, 2013</a></blockquote>
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ESPN: Nationwide @ Homestead One to go

cleaning up

For the championship!

Hosting a party?

LOL...

The consensus out there tonight, NASCAR rigged the end of the race just to give Austin Dillon the Nationwide Series Championship.

There were 28 laps to go when the caution comes out - The race restarted with five laps to go. No doubt, NASCAR should have red-flagged the race.

From ESPN:
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I didn't see it but even though one of their "stunts" led to my favorite driver being in the chase (although it was a seemingly proper reaction to a blatant act of cheating), NASCAR is quickly becoming the kissing cousin to the NFL as you see them make "excitement" and "TV rating" decisions to help their brand. It's all legal because, like the NFL is quick to point out, they are an "entertainment business" (referring to the court decision handed down after season ticket holders wanted a refund after a cheating scandal), no different than the WWE. The difference is that the world hasn't embraced that fact yet. And while it's not as dramatic as the WWE, nonetheless both brand's actions recently are driving home the point. The NFL making defense all but illegal, using head injuries to backup their position (yet not making the offensive player accoutable for their own health and safety - just score man!!), NFL officials rarely "seeing" penalties that hinder a defensive player from doing his job etc.... NASCAR has it harder, with the muti-team concept and too little emphasis on leading each and every lap and winning each and every race, has made the strategy behind the sport more than racing a car. And while "everybody knows what's going on", sooner or later the code between teammates will get so cryptic that it'll take a lie detector to have a clue.

While I'd like to see a "champion" keep going (and it will), I think the "Chase" concept will need to be scrapped and NASCAR will need to put an emphasis on laps led and wins. I'm don't claim to have all the answers but I'd like to try a year where:

1) The value of a each lap led shall total 5 points less than the point awarded for winning the race. That'll be difficult to figure out as different races are different numbers of miles and laps, but I think there's a start.


2) Winning the race will still be the biggest prize, but only amount to five points more that what a driver might have received if s/he led every lap of the race.

3) Cars will be parked after qualifying and start the race with that configuration + 5 gallons of gas.

4) Intra-team in-race radio communication will be banned, and only the owners can move between pits stalls. Sorry, I hate this but if you allow it to be as simple as verbal communications the gaming of the results is just too easy. They'll work together regardless, but at least make the communication and coordination be more challenging that audibles. "Omaha Omaha" on the sqaulk box and the competition goes into the wall... Yeah, I didn't tell him what to do, I just said "Omaha Omaha" because I like their steaks. LOL, I just don't see a way around...

5) "Teams" will be limited to two per owner. I'm sure they'll be creative to "own" more than two in a household, but the shops having to be separate might help too.

Good morning NASCAR fans...

Let's go JJ!!!

idk what all dem words are but go #88

Menard's RR wheel on fire and the tire exploding to blow the wheel clean off among all the guys trying to put out the fire on pit road would make a pretty good gif...

if your car is on fire nascar should make you pull off the road and turn off and get out.

Rock on Jimmie... And there are more to come....

And who saw him and gave him his chance???? Jeff Gordon..... LIKE!! ****ing awesome!!!

"Conversation about best ever"???? Are you ****ing kidding me??!!! LOL, just LOL!

OK, season's over. Last one to leave please turn out the lights.

Feb 15th is just around the Corner, but I'll Start the tread in a minute...

WAIT! We're gonna need to comment on fashions or something at the awards banquet like a bunch of old women.

That's part of this thread, the 2014 thread is in motion!!

Kasey Kahne doing less with more, again.

Congrats JJ.