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TOPIC: powderpuff |
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| race fan
November 1, 2007
2:52:50 PM
Entry #: 2450754
| anyone goin racin this sunday in the powder puff! .. its ur finall day .. come out and have some fun
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November 1, 2007
3:38:26 PM
Entry #: 2450855
| we all ready went over this women cant drive....
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November 1, 2007
6:18:51 PM
Entry #: 2451185
| YESS WE CAN!!!!!
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November 1, 2007
9:21:40 PM
Entry #: 2451478
| nope
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November 2, 2007
2:13:49 PM
Entry #: 2452565
| I'm Mark Best's groupie ... I'll be racing ... and I'll win, this one's for you Mark :D
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| fan
November 2, 2007
2:47:11 PM
Entry #: 2452632
| BRING BACK THE # 25 CAR TO SHOW THOSE MEN HOW TO DRIVE HA HA HA
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November 2, 2007
5:03:34 PM
Entry #: 2452897
| YES WE CAN DRIVE!!!! we just dont want to show the men up
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November 2, 2007
5:53:55 PM
Entry #: 2452986
| do you have any idea how old that excuse is?
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November 2, 2007
6:47:01 PM
Entry #: 2453085
| not as old as you
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November 3, 2007
12:38:11 AM
Entry #: 2453560
| i wouldnt bet on that. i mean that type of excuse is old. the type where you say you dont want to compete against somebody because your afrade you will beat them so bad. that excuse is very old im not that old.
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| hot and curous
November 3, 2007
8:01:31 AM
Entry #: 2453712
| i will have to come out to meet the racing groupie.what number will you be driving?
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November 3, 2007
8:42:09 PM
Entry #: 2454406
| Just look for the HOTTEST woman driving ... you'll KNOW my number ;)
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November 3, 2007
9:50:13 PM
Entry #: 2454486
| can i have your number
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November 4, 2007
9:19:45 AM
Entry #: 2454923
| 867-5309
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November 4, 2007
10:09:39 AM
Entry #: 2454967
| no, it's 555-5555
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November 4, 2007
10:25:34 AM
Entry #: 2454986
| your name wouldnt be jenny by any chance would it.
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November 4, 2007
11:13:45 AM
Entry #: 2455069
| That's right .. I'm Jenny .. won't be racing today but see you at the year end party
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November 4, 2007
11:51:24 AM
Entry #: 2455148
| jenny jenny your the one for me dont know why but you make me so happy
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| Chosen 1
November 6, 2007
6:03:18 AM
Entry #: 2458721
| Actually, it's "you don't know me but you make me so happy"! I had the .45 back in '82! You know, for years I thought "Tommy Tutone" was the name of a person, but it was actually a band from Willits, California fronted by Tommy Heath! To this day, people still call the number 867-5309 as a prank and ask for "Jenny"!
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| reider
November 6, 2007
5:38:46 PM
Entry #: 2459980
| they were close.forgot he was the front man for the boomtown rats.that was a great thing they started with the live aid benefit.brought alot of attention to world hunger.has been repeated for other causes since.watched some of the live aid benefit concert on much music it was pretty good unique at the time.that must be 20 years or more ago. wow how time flies seems like yesterday.
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| Chosen 1
November 7, 2007
1:00:05 AM
Entry #: 2460883
| 22 to be exact! Live Aid was in July/1985! My favorite singer of the 80's performed on Live Aid, Nik Kershaw! "Wouldn't it be good to be in your shoes, even if it was for just one day. Wouldn't it be good if we could wish ourselves away. Wouldn't it be good to be on your side; the grass is always greener over there. Wouldn't it be good if we could live without a care."
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| reider
November 7, 2007
9:13:06 AM
Entry #: 2461113
| live without a care that would be nice
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| Chosen 1
November 7, 2007
2:31:24 PM
Entry #: 2461806
| The part about being in your shoes would be good, too! With "your" being anybody! You could be whoever you wanted to be! Even if it was for just one day! Nik is actually still going, he recorded an album about a year ago! He's 49 now! I always wondered why he didn't do better in North America! "Wouldn't it be good" and "The riddle" were his only hits on this side of the pond way back in the mid-80s!
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| reider
November 8, 2007
8:34:52 AM
Entry #: 2463328
| you must be getting close to 49 yourself if you were working for youth employment in 85.or were you a youth looking for employment in 85.lots f musicians perform into there 60's and 70's.the stones sir paul and willie come to mind.the sabres won last night 2-1 over the bruins.
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| Chosen 1
November 8, 2007
1:16:32 PM
Entry #: 2464004
| Yeah, I always say the Habs and Sabres put on a good show, but the Sabres and Bruins must be playing good games as well! 2 games, 2 OTs! Hopefully the Sabres softened them up enough for the Habs tonight! lol
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| Chosen 1
November 8, 2007
1:24:24 PM
Entry #: 2464022
| No, I'm not quite 49 yet! When I met Ken Dryden, I was not quite 18 yet! I was really young! I still feel 17 yet! Some days anyway!
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| reider
November 8, 2007
4:47:43 PM
Entry #: 2464506
| ive been telling people i am 18 for twenty years or more.maybe will watch the game tonight dont have to work tonight.the sabre bruin games use to be real good when both teams played in the old aud and boston garden both had there teams built to play in those small buildings.the bruins have not been the same since they moved into the new building.an older friend of mind has an older sister married to an american they live in boston.he has been to boston many a time to see the bruins and sox.he seen the bruins when they had a strong team in the early 70's with orr and esposito.he said the old boston garden was a mad house you were taking your life in your hands if you went in there cheering for the opposition.
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| Chosen 1
November 8, 2007
5:27:18 PM
Entry #: 2464609
| They say it used to be the same way at Madison Square Garden! The higher up the stands you went, the more dangerous it got! In Philly, I guess it doesn't matter where you are, even now!
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| reider
November 9, 2007
5:42:29 PM
Entry #: 2466745
| thought i told you the one about some guys i know went to msg for a game flames and rangers.they were on a basketball trip playing boys clubs in the newyork area.at the game when the flames scored they all cheered the people turned on them like dogs.the people found out they were from canada on a trip so they werent to bad after that.anyway about halfway through the game this drunk guy staggers over starts shaking there hands saying it was the first time he saw a basketball team with all white guys they said they had a blast but they were in some rough parts of the city.some of these guys were pretty tough themselves but the guy who ran the st johns boys club said they were scared to death when they were in new york.
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| Chosen 1
November 9, 2007
6:43:02 PM
Entry #: 2466865
| Yeah, you did post that a while back, I should've remembered! Damn dementia and senility!
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| reider
November 10, 2007
4:25:10 PM
Entry #: 2467886
| would like to go to on a trip to the big apple take in a bosox yankee game.would be nice to see all seven games of a playoff series between the isles/rangers, rangers/devils or rangers/flyers that would be excellent.
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| Chosen 1
November 11, 2007
12:27:07 AM
Entry #: 2468459
| They say the Red Sox and Yankees are the biggest and most hated rivals in sports right now! That reminds me of an item I saw on a website somewhere that pretty well sums up the hatred Sox fans have for the Yankees and their fans! There was a road side vegatable stand set up somewhere in the Boston area where they were selling different kinds of vegatables! On the sign it said; Red Sox fans, 50% off! Yankees fans, f**k off!
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| reider
November 11, 2007
1:29:23 PM
Entry #: 2468850
| thats pretty good.not much of a business person though.wont sell much to out of town shoppers.
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| Chosen 1
November 11, 2007
2:37:33 PM
Entry #: 2468967
| At least not to any Yankees fans! I don't care much for the Yankees either, but even that is a little too extreme!
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| reider
November 11, 2007
8:32:51 PM
Entry #: 2469388
| if they dont like the yankee fans they could spit pee or wipe there ass in the vegetables before they sell them to them.
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| Chosen 1
November 11, 2007
9:09:58 PM
Entry #: 2469467
| Reider, you scare me sometimes! lol
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