This is going to turn into one of those arguments that’ll leave Peter pulling his hair out frustration and Jason failing to realize that in NASCAR, those are real cars driven by real people.
Once Jason realized that golf was all based on physics, he can do the same with NASCAR: track banking versus shifting, miles/gallon comparisons, redesign an engine for more power. Not to mention finishing order: one race back in the 90s, I realized that the top five finishers were prim numbers and the next five were various multiples of those prime numbers.,
Templo S.U.D. almost 9 years ago
{shaking head in shame} Jason, Jason, Jason.
whims almost 9 years ago
He hasn’t heard about the work the advertisement department at Google has done with self-driving billboards?
kattbailey almost 9 years ago
Actually, I think Jason has a point.. They do, seemingly willingly, turn themselves into walking billboards…
dflak almost 9 years ago
I like the one about Congressmen having to dress like NASCAR drivers with patches all over them to show who’s sponsoring them.
Waddling Eagle almost 9 years ago
Jason needs to read “A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court” if he wants to know about human shaped billboards.
neverenoughgold almost 9 years ago
Dale Jr. won Talladega last Sunday, driving a Chevy SS billboard…
phoenixnyc almost 9 years ago
NASCAR is the quintessential American sport—all you have to do is go around in circles.
zeimetr almost 9 years ago
I think that he is on to something!
Doctor11 almost 9 years ago
This is going to turn into one of those arguments that’ll leave Peter pulling his hair out frustration and Jason failing to realize that in NASCAR, those are real cars driven by real people.
neverenoughgold almost 9 years ago
Hard to decide what is more boring to me…. golf or car racing.
Too bad! I suppose you consider baseball nine (or more) innings of sheer, breathtaking excitement…
emjaycee almost 9 years ago
Once Jason realized that golf was all based on physics, he can do the same with NASCAR: track banking versus shifting, miles/gallon comparisons, redesign an engine for more power. Not to mention finishing order: one race back in the 90s, I realized that the top five finishers were prim numbers and the next five were various multiples of those prime numbers.,