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No offense, but any person with an average IQ would think NASCAR is pretty lame, left turn, left turn, left turn, lap #345..left turn left turn left
turn, lap #480, left turn, left turn, left turn. Have not met many Ph'Ds who are NASCAR fans
So thugs can build an engine to 1/1000th of an inch tolerance? I don't watch NASCAR once the Ravens losing season starts but I DO appreciate the roar of piston muscle be it going down a straight away or climbing at 4,000' per minute. Truth is I doubt you know many PH'Ds to begin with not that that matters a hill of beans.
When fascism comes to America, it will be wrapped in the flag and carry a cross.... Sinclair Lewis
The GOP under Bush and the evango-fascist far right would like to take us back to the Berlin of the latter 1930's - all white and all pure. In the past 8 years we've
what a fantastic post sinclair lewis, rep comin asap.
When fascism comes to America, it will be wrapped in the flag and carry a cross.... Sinclair Lewis
The GOP under Bush and the evango-fascist far right would like to take us back to the Berlin of the latter 1930's - all white and all pure. In the past 8 years we've
what a fantastic post sinclair lewis, rep comin asap.
As for common sense...well, that is the typical anti-elitist argument. What exactly IS a person without 'common sense'?
I'm glad you brought that up. It really is funny to me that there are people who pride their 'common sense' over everyone else's fancy college degrees.
The funny thing about common sense, is that it was never really intended as a good thing. Back when the term was coined, 'common' referred to all things boorish and backwards. As such, 'common sense' refers to reality dumbed down to a level of simplicity that the layman can grasp.
About the NASCAR thing, I can't do it. I simply can't watch it. It's so, monotonous to me. Especially considering that I'm a person who can't even watch a whole baseball or football game. The only sport dynamic enough for me is basketball. I also watch the Olympic running competitons, but for god's sake, those don't take hours.
I'm glad you brought that up. It really is funny to me that there are people who pride their 'common sense' over everyone else's fancy college degrees.
The funny thing about common sense, is that it was never really intended as a good thing. Back when the term was coined, 'common' referred to all things boorish and backwards. As such, 'common sense' refers to reality dumbed down to a level of simplicity that the layman can grasp.
About the NASCAR thing, I can't do it. I simply can't watch it. It's so, monotonous to me. Especially considering that I'm a person who can't even watch a whole baseball or football game. The only sport dynamic enough for me is basketball. I also watch the Olympic running competitons, but for god's sake, those don't take hours.
Really? There are these things called "marathons", common sense says that.
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I don't watch NASCAR once the Ravens losing season starts but I DO appreciate the roar of piston muscle be it going down a straight away or climbing at 4,000' per minute. Truth is I doubt you know many PH'Ds to begin with not that that matters a hill of beans.
