Back to School
08-07-2009, 05:20 PM
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JUNIOR BUILDER
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Location: New Richmond, WI.
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Back to School
Im headed back to school in 2 weeks and probably wont see a computer for a few months. i just wanted to give all you guys a big shout out. i dont know as much as any you so i dont have much to say. but in the little time i have been on this forum i have learned alot. (and you guys almost have talked me outa my dirt car to go striaght lining.) ALMOST!!!!!!!!!
Ill check in when i can to see whats goin on in the world of racing junk.
thanks nick
Ill check in when i can to see whats goin on in the world of racing junk.
thanks nick
08-07-2009, 06:54 PM
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RACING JUNKIE
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: san antonio, texas
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good luck in school, try and get things right the first time, pass
your classes so you don't waste your time repeating, and if you
need help and tutoring is available, get it and read til you figure it
out, this is the same thing i told my son and he is getting threw
college slowly but he will not have to repeat any classes
and again good luck and get some sleep :wink:
your classes so you don't waste your time repeating, and if you
need help and tutoring is available, get it and read til you figure it
out, this is the same thing i told my son and he is getting threw
college slowly but he will not have to repeat any classes
and again good luck and get some sleep :wink:
08-07-2009, 07:53 PM
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Location: Clarksville, TN
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Good luck in school. So what would we have to do to make you come on over to the dark side??LOL j/k Seriously what would we have ot do the switch you to straightlining instead of dirt tracking?
08-07-2009, 08:24 PM
#5
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i dont think you could do anything dirt is in my blood. but we are so motor restricted and listen to what you guys do with your motors sounds like so much fun haha. but there is something about that dirt no matter how much i wreck how much moeny i need to put into the car i cant stop.
08-07-2009, 09:19 PM
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NEWJACK Its all good man. At first I wanted to race on asphalt oval. But then I got to thinking and the dragstrip is where I belong. Its just something bout having that much power under the hood(or thru the hood) that gets me going. Even though I havent been on a track yet. I cant wait to do that first pass. I also love to go to the local dirt or asphalt track and watch the races too. So good luck in your school work.
08-08-2009, 12:23 AM
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I had a buddy who was big time into dirt racing, he came to the track a few times and watched me run my car, I let him drive it one night and the next day his junk was for sale.
Suddenly that $40 he spent at the car wash cleaning all the mud off wasnt worth it anymore.
Cp
Suddenly that $40 he spent at the car wash cleaning all the mud off wasnt worth it anymore.
Cp
08-08-2009, 05:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Tod74
School is for suckers. Drop out now cause if you don't, you might actually land a decent job and become something...once that happens you're screwed.
Seriously, good luck with whatever your goal may be.
Dave