Hey, at least a major sports outlet is "covering" Indy, I guess.
http://www.sbnation.com/2012/5/24/30...nfo-facts-2012
Hey, at least a major sports outlet is "covering" Indy, I guess.
http://www.sbnation.com/2012/5/24/30...nfo-facts-2012
There was a time when such satire could be actually funny, and even admired, because it was based on a deeper understanding and appreciation of the subject matter. Apparently that's no longer required.
"The series may be hesitant to say it, but the day is here for everybody that loves IndyCar racing to link arms and help each other out. Anybody who doesn’t want to do that needs to find something else to do with their time.”
-- Eddie Gossage, President, Texas Motor Speedway, ICONIC Advisory Committee & TrackForum member
Everyone who reads that is now "dumber" for have doing so...
Originally Posted by doitagain
That one was asinine, that's all I can really say about it,
Some people like some sports, some like others,
People in the South East are big Fans of Jai Alai, Not my cup of tea, My loves Tennis, My Brother loves watching Golf when he comes
Nothing i'm into, but if they want to invest time watching these pursuits, it doesn't affect me in any way, I just watch the race on the other TV
But i'm not going to go out of my way to insult what makes them happy.....
Hard to believe theis this weekend, so far no coverage in the papers, and I live an hour and a half away. In years past there has been, but those were DP related.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer always has excellent coverage of The Indianapolis 500, including a story in today's paper.Hard to believe the
And the PD doesn't just use the AP stuff. They send Elton Alexander to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and I think he is a fine motorsports reporter.
Elton is the man!The Cleveland Plain Dealer always has excellent coverage of The Indianapolis 500, including a story in today's paper.
And the PD doesn't just use the AP stuff. They send Elton Alexander to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and I think he is a fine motorsports reporter.
Be Polite. Be Professional. But have a plan to kill everyone you meet
I thought I was reading the Onion for a second
"I would like to be able to admire a person's opinions as I would their dog - without being expected to take it home with me." ---- Frank A. Clark
" it only makes sense for the world's most prestigious fried chicken to pair up with the world's most prestigious watch brand" ---D. Byrd
That's just plain pitiful!
Have a very blessed day!
I'm assuming on the border? I'm in Cleveland and we've had front sports page stuff almost every day.Hard to believe the
I'd rather have 10% of the world interested in the ICS than 50% of US that NASCAR currently has
Jon Bois is for very very very dry sensibilities.
I was unaware of the role Charles Grodin played in the pits.
No man can cause more grief than that one clinging blindly to the vices of his ancestors. - William Faulker
Wow, now that is humorous...not.
Bingo,,, We Have a Winner,,,
By the way,,, Do It To Me Again,,, you must be exhausted,,,
but you are doing great, hang in there...
Bingo,,, Penske 6,,, We Have Another Winner....Everyone who reads that is now "dumber" for have doing so...
Yes,,, Yes,,, Tony,,,
Your Grandfather was a friend of Roger Penske,,,
Your Grandfather did business with Roger Penske,,, but
Your Grandfather never trusted Roger Penske,,,
Thanks for the warningl Guess I won't be clicking on the link.
I dig the anti-humor attempt.
The most offensive part of this article is that it's classified on their site under NASCAR.
Yeah I am a big fan of Jon Bois usually (The Dugout was brilliant) but this totally missed the mark. Trying too hard.
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