Yarboroughfan - 06 November 2009 06:49 PM

Lovey-Dovey - 06 November 2009 06:43 PM

^ Nice, but I prefer Round And Round by Aerosmith.

round and round?? Aerosmith???

I knew Ratt sang that.. was there and Aerosmith cover? Most of their covers are Beatles songs..

Not a cover, predates Ratt by a few years, I think it was on Toys In The Attic maybe. Slower and heavier than Ratt.

Incredible.

No, what is simple is your view of the average Nascar fan and there opiniion's credibility.

Where did I say that? Show me. I never said or implied that.

All I said was some people complain so much, that they contradict themselves.

You are the one who has failed on multiple posts to re-examine your original post. Continous attacks at differing opinions is pointless.

I NEVER attacked a differing opinion, because I NEVER STATED MY OPINION.

The original post is if you don't like the way NASCAR is run, try watching the World of Outlaws Saturday night. THAT is the original post.

Fact: Race became a 43 car train after very few laps

Fact: New fans don't want to watch this - as uneducated as you say I am I actually know this first hand

Fact: Today's plate races are a matter of waiting for the big one.

If people don't enjoy that, cool. Spare me your deep insight into "old school" racing.

One more time, try to understand it this time.

I never defended NASCAR. In fact, I'm telling you to try something else. That's what the whole thread is about. Well, what it WAS about, before it was taken completely off topic by posters like you. Obviously you have no idea what "on topic" even means. See, you have to read the whole thread before knowing what the heck you're talking about. Starting at the beginning, not the last page.

You da champ

Ahhhhh, you're killing me!!!!!

round and round?? Aerosmith???

I knew Ratt sang that.. was there and Aerosmith cover? Most of their covers are Beatles songs..

Yeah that was one-hit-wonder Ratt's one-hit back in 1983. I saw them open for Billy Squier.

Milton Berle was in the video.

dobiezeke - 05 November 2009 10:50 PM

The drivers who have the influence (Johnson/Gordon) don't have the cajones to actually say anything against NASCAR.

We are stuck with "yes-men" (Chad Knaus, are you listening)who continue to tow the party line.

Knaus and Johnson aren't yes men but they're keenly interested in making sure the rules of the game do not change.

They've won the game 3 times in a row and would be big idiots to want anything to change in their pursuit of championship(s) #4, #5, et cetera.

Yet, if something were to change, I'd pick the duo as the most likely to adapt and conquer new challenges.

Lovey-Dovey - 06 November 2009 06:55 PM

Yarboroughfan - 06 November 2009 06:49 PM

Lovey-Dovey - 06 November 2009 06:43 PM

^ Nice, but I prefer Round And Round by Aerosmith.

round and round?? Aerosmith???

I knew Ratt sang that.. was there and Aerosmith cover? Most of their covers are Beatles songs..

Not a cover, predates Ratt by a few years, I think it was on Toys In The Attic maybe. Slower and heavier than Ratt.

Right. Toys in the Attic The Ratt cover version came out in the 80ties about 10 years later

Wheel Man - 07 November 2009 07:57 AM

Lovey-Dovey - 06 November 2009 06:55 PM

Yarboroughfan - 06 November 2009 06:49 PM

Lovey-Dovey - 06 November 2009 06:43 PM

^ Nice, but I prefer Round And Round by Aerosmith.

round and round?? Aerosmith???

I knew Ratt sang that.. was there and Aerosmith cover? Most of their covers are Beatles songs..

Not a cover, predates Ratt by a few years, I think it was on Toys In The Attic maybe. Slower and heavier than Ratt.

Right. Toys in the Attic The Ratt cover version came out in the 80ties about 10 years later

Bzzzz WRONG ANSWER

They are two entirely different songs. Google the lyrics.

Dig.

^ That's what I said all along. I really like the Aerosmith song, as much as I don't really like the Ratt song.