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Showing posts with label Kyle Busch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kyle Busch. Show all posts
Friday, December 23, 2011
Saturday, November 5, 2011
Upon Further Review...
And the beat "down" goes on...
The Kyle Busch / Ron Hornaday / Kevin Harvick debacle...
The Kyle Busch / Ron Hornaday / Kevin Harvick debacle...
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Words of Wisdom from Darrell Waltrip
Darrell does a weekly video on UTube where he expresses his thoughts on all things NASCAR... Here's the latest edition recorded August 23rd. The discussion centers on Kyle Busch and Marcos Ambrose.
"Just a good ol' boy..."
Monday, June 6, 2011
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Sunday, May 8, 2011
To Jon & Gene
As you can see by the above photo, Katie has a stuffed M & M that has yet to be chewed. She is entertaining bids on to voodoo or not to voodoo(and we all know how powerful Katie's voodoo is, right Carl?)
Monday, May 2, 2011
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Sunday, January 30, 2011
A Little Kurt and Kyle Humor
tales from the media tour--
Kyle Busch got married New Year's Eve in Chicago and his brother got him good during the wedding ceremony.
Kyle says he got married in a traditional Catholic wedding and the first time they kneeled, the thought struck him how he forgot to write Toyota on the bottom of his shoes as a joke for some friends there, so when he kneeled everyone would see it.
"I forgot to do it. But Kurt is sitting there in the audience just busting up laughing. A couple of my friends are looking at him, like "What are you doing?' I didn't even look? Who looks at the bottom of their shoes on their wedding day?''
What was so funny?
Kurt wrote "Help me'' on the bottom of Kyle's shoes. Score one for the older brother there.
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Monday, September 7, 2009
COME-TO-JESUS MEETING???
When I heard this expression "Come-to-Jesus" meeting in a blog last week, I thought it was one of those "real" meetings like when Joe Gibbs invited Dale Jarrett to a Christian Athletes half-time show at the Super Bowl where DJ became a Christian. But it seems, it's just a name for a "good-talking-to" when drivers need an attitude adjustment! THAT'S RACIN's David Poole was known for calling it a "Come-to-Jesus"-style meeting when drivers were taken out to the woodshed for bad tempers and bad attitudes. So I started doing some research.
Did you know that Kyle Busch spotted a fan, crying in the stands and tried to hand her the checkered flag through the fence at Bristol? or after the uproar over smashing the guitar trophy, he donated some money to give 150 guitars to two area high schools?
How sweet! Seriously, something has changed him. I first noticed the change when at Bristol, rookie Chase Austin pulled in front of Kyle and put him in the wall. Kyle was leading the race but afterward, all he said about it was, "mistakes happen sometimes -- I've made plenty. We'll go on and get them next week." Wow!
It's claimed Kyle Busch had a "Come-to-Jesus" meeting with his spotter and public relations manager during the off week between Chicagoland and Indianapolis. Kyle had radioed in to his crew during the race that he "didn't care what they thought, the car was junk!" He didn't know until it was too late that the car had lost spring rubbers from the suspension but the damage was done. He had already spouted off at his team. So came the discussion on how to not wear all of his emotions on his sleeve. Kyle admitted that maybe the reason he's won some races is because of "who he is," but maybe that's a lot of the reason why he's lost some races is because of "who he is."
The same expression was used after Robby Gordon sent Joey Logano all the way off the track and into the tire barriers and then Joey's car caught on fire. Someone said it was time for NASCAR to have a "Come-to-Jesus" meeting with Robby. Joey's hilarious response was "You can't fix stupid!"lol
And what about the "Come-to-Jesus" meeting at Michigan with Brian France because of the drivers "speaking out" against the Car of Tomorrow? France had just told the drivers at the end of 2008 that they needed to show more emotion. He even hinted that Jimmie Johnson's personality wasn't compelling enough to get more fans to jump on the band wagon. Now Brian is telling them to keep quiet!lol
I suppose it is a catchy phrase but somehow, a "Come-to-Jesus" meeting brings to mind people's hearts being changed out of their own convictions, not someone else's. Whatever works! I would just hate to see the drivers turned into clones!!!lol
Did you know that Kyle Busch spotted a fan, crying in the stands and tried to hand her the checkered flag through the fence at Bristol? or after the uproar over smashing the guitar trophy, he donated some money to give 150 guitars to two area high schools?
How sweet! Seriously, something has changed him. I first noticed the change when at Bristol, rookie Chase Austin pulled in front of Kyle and put him in the wall. Kyle was leading the race but afterward, all he said about it was, "mistakes happen sometimes -- I've made plenty. We'll go on and get them next week." Wow!
It's claimed Kyle Busch had a "Come-to-Jesus" meeting with his spotter and public relations manager during the off week between Chicagoland and Indianapolis. Kyle had radioed in to his crew during the race that he "didn't care what they thought, the car was junk!" He didn't know until it was too late that the car had lost spring rubbers from the suspension but the damage was done. He had already spouted off at his team. So came the discussion on how to not wear all of his emotions on his sleeve. Kyle admitted that maybe the reason he's won some races is because of "who he is," but maybe that's a lot of the reason why he's lost some races is because of "who he is."
The same expression was used after Robby Gordon sent Joey Logano all the way off the track and into the tire barriers and then Joey's car caught on fire. Someone said it was time for NASCAR to have a "Come-to-Jesus" meeting with Robby. Joey's hilarious response was "You can't fix stupid!"lol
And what about the "Come-to-Jesus" meeting at Michigan with Brian France because of the drivers "speaking out" against the Car of Tomorrow? France had just told the drivers at the end of 2008 that they needed to show more emotion. He even hinted that Jimmie Johnson's personality wasn't compelling enough to get more fans to jump on the band wagon. Now Brian is telling them to keep quiet!lol
I suppose it is a catchy phrase but somehow, a "Come-to-Jesus" meeting brings to mind people's hearts being changed out of their own convictions, not someone else's. Whatever works! I would just hate to see the drivers turned into clones!!!lol
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