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CBS Sunday Morning just did a nice piece on #41.

30°F with rain falling

Well, at least he got some protein with his

Dinner like Looserbroski?

You have some work to do if you want to step it up to SR's level

You'd be gone if I could get more than a nickle for you

Grilled porterhouse (Nicole got the tenderloin), cheesy cheddar pasta and mixed veggies.

Fucking slacker posts what on SATURDAY NIGHT? The weekend is half over Congrats Ben!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111!!1!!1!!

Morning <<<coffee

Roasted pork loin, pork stuffing, apple sauce and green beans.

STFU and hook up with Gary and ride Quebec. He just built a beautiful new house the next town over from me.

And we have the daily winner @xtralettucetomatoe580

F is for Family is another funny cartoon on Netflix.

29 with flurries to start the day. Got the drive cleared of snow again yesterday. FU @Zambroski

He was a refreshing addition to the booth. Fox needs to put DW out to pasture and bring in someone new.

NASCAR TV viewership down in 2018 NASCAR's top series had another record low for TV viewership this season. The Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series averaged 3.3 million viewers across 33 races on NBC, Fox, NBCSN and FS1 this season (excluding rainouts at Martinsville, Bristol and Indianapolis). That figure is down from 4.1 million viewers last year, and down from 4.5 million viewers in '16. Of the 33 weekend race telecasts this year, more than two-thirds likely had record low viewership, including the Daytona 500 and championship race from Homestead-Miami Speedway. A positive note came with the new Roval event on Sept. 30. The telecast drew just over 3.2 million viewers. Meanwhile, of the 12 Cup races that NBCSN had this year (excluding Indy), seven of those were the most-viewed sports event on cable TV during their respective weekends. Looking at the average digital audience across all 36 race days this season, NASCAR saw content consumption rise 29% compared to '17, while total page views were up 13% and total video views were up 49%. The championship race from [Homestead] was the top playoff race at 4.2 million viewers on NBC. Last year, the finale drew 4.7 million, which featured Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s final Cup race.

He plans to be back in Xfinity cars next year.

Morning. 29 with more white stuff falling from the sky.

Burger and fries with a big ole glass of chocolate milk.

That's what I thought too. I'm sure the late braking in an F1 car threw him off at 1st. Alonso mentioned the steel brakes in a cup car suck, LOL.

In an interview that he did after last weekends F1 race he did seem to indicate 2020 would be his last year in Nascar. He was also trying to convince Alonso to run some Nascar races. I think Fernando beat the time Jimmy laid down in the Cup car. On the other side Jimmy came within .2 seconds of Alonso in the F1 car.

Morning. 32 with more snow falling. My neighbor came up yesterday and plowed his driveway. What a mess. Even with the cold weather that we had, the snow insulated the ground.

Looking good guys