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Right on. I hear it's not nearly as crowded as the tail, which is a huge plus

I'll be buying a '16-18 Camaro SS at some point this year. It's been over 7 years since I've had a fun car, I've waited long enough. Has anyone driven the Cherohala Skyway in Tennessee? That's on my list

It has Richard Childress Racing (NASCAR team) decals in the windows. That's....odd

It doesn't bother me. My winter daily is an '89 single cab Chevy work truck with a 4-speed manual. Other than the poor fuel mileage, I actually don't mind daily driving it at all.

I'm still pissed that Eric Crouch won the Heisman over Rex Grossman in 2001. What a fucking joke that was

Yep. Pretty much how I feel

My buddy told me this weeks ago. Said he couldn't get a hold of anyone there to get his car tuned, so he asked around and someone had told him they were closed

Definitely. The HD looks bad, but nowhere near as ugly as this abortion

The 2019 Camaro is ugly as sin too. IDK what the hell is going on at Chevrolet, but these designers are putting out some horrible looking shit

jump-n-jive strikes again lol

Unfortunately. Michigan always seems to have Florida's number so I'm not expecting a win. Florida still needs a QB before I can trust them to consistently beat good teams

OSU lost to Iowa by like 40 points. Alabama's loss was to a top 5 team.

I agree with you guys saying 6 teams is ideal. It makes more sense than 8 (which kind of seems like too many) and rewards the top two with a bye. I think that aspect alone (first round bye) would make it more interesting than a 4 or 8 format

Georgia had the tougher schedule, lost to the #1 team and the #11 team, beat everyone else easily. Didn't get whooped by fucking Purdue and didn't nearly lose to a shitty team like Maryland.

Everyone must be passed out drunk

Yes, I know. I'm sure it would be a closer game with Milton in there, but I think it's silly for anyone to suggest UCF should be in the playoff with or without Milton. If UL-Lafayette went undefeated, should they get a playoff berth? Fuck no, because they play in the Sun Belt. UCF and the fucking AAC is no different. Who is the toughest team they played....Temple? Oooooh scary!!!

Tuna Tagviola is overrated. And unlike my previous post, this isn't sarcasm

Perennial powerhouse Memphis is beating undefeated UCF rather easily. I gotta say, that AAC is such a competitive conference, quite possibly the strongest in the country. Maybe Memphis should be considered for the playoff......

Oh hell yes! I'm not much of a Jeep guy, but I fucking love this. 10/10 would definitely buy

That looks great! Nice work, I dig it. What kind of jackoff would throw away some perfectly good cedar?

https://www.cnn.com/2018/11/26/business/gm-oshawa-plant/index.html

In other news, the Gators beat the Semenholes 41-14 today. It was glorious

Thanks, that's good to hear. The owner told the press that his kids weren't interested in it, which was his excuse for selling. When I read that, it kind of pissed me off. Why wouldn't the kids want to take it over? So I'm glad that there's more to the story. I still think it's dumb that they bulldozed it. I'm not sure why they had to build a lacrosse complex there. I mean anywhere else would have worked too; no need to tear up the track IMO

Even looking at this from the spectator side of things, Columbus Motor Speedway was a 1/3 mile short track, nothing fancy, and they filled that place up whether it was for late models, compacts, NASCAR's K&N series, or the true hilljack stuff like the school bus demolition derby or whatever. The track was in a shitty part of the south side of town and it was still successful for decades. We can get 17k people to show up at the Crew stadium for a fucking soccer game, so surely we could get a halfway decent crowd to support another short track, no? Maybe I underestimate the power of stupid people. I mean look at the Polaris Amphitheater, they tore it down because the twats who bought houses nearby complained about the noise, and apparently those are the people we cater to nowadays. But hey, it all worked out, they built a fucking IKEA there