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The "punk" continues to prove that he's just that.
8/15/2009 7:32 PM
http://www.nascar.com/video/busch/2009/08/15/nns.mic2.high.five.nascar/
Uh, Kyle, there were two guys racing for the lead when Keselowski got by you both.....I know that you expect to win them all, but it's called racing for a reason.....Vickers' responses to the ESPN questions were certainly a little more measured than Kyle's.
As Brian Vickers' said, it was a Nationwide race, not a Kyle Busch race.......quitcherbitchen!.
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8/15/2009 7:38 PM
Hahhh! I got a good chuckle out of what Vickers had to say
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8/16/2009 7:24 AM
Yep, thats what we need more of in NASCAR, 12 year old winey little children.
"I am so sorry. I forgot it was the Kyle Busch show," he said. "I thought we were out there racing for the win. I thought it was my job to hold him off - maybe not.
"He came over to the car after he knocked our fender in and started crying like a little baby. I asked him if he would just give me a minute to get out, we could talk about it like men. If he wanted to fight, that's fine with me. As soon as I got out, he ran off."
Thats funny.
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8/16/2009 11:57 AM
NASBAR 1 wrote:
Yep, thats what we need more of in NASCAR, 12 year old winey little children.
"I am so sorry. I forgot it was the Kyle Busch show," he said. "I thought we were out there racing for the win. I thought it was my job to hold him off - maybe not.
"He came over to the car after he knocked our fender in and started crying like a little baby. I asked him if he would just give me a minute to get out, we could talk about it like men. If he wanted to fight, that's fine with me. As soon as I got out, he ran off."
Thats funny.
Kyle should have wrecked him... plain and simple. He had plenty of opportunities as loose as Vickers was - but instead, Kyle didn't. I bet he doesn't take that choice the next time.
And by the way - as for Vicker's comment about Kyle running away... if you watch the replay - Kyle lifted Vicker's visor. Hard to do that if he had "run off".
Likewise, while Kyle pulled close - his car didn't touch Vicker's car. Again - watch the replay. If his car had "crumpled Vickers' fender, the 32 car would have moved. It didn't.
Vickers is a LIAR - plain and simple.
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8/16/2009 1:22 PM
coulda shoulda woulda, yea yea yea, mean time they were so worried about each other, they forgot they were in a race and both lost.
And Pee wee still acts like a 12 year old. He needs to learn the world don't revolve around him. Drivers are racing him just as hard as he races other drivers ( he has no problem doing that ) so he better learn how to take it. you know hes just mad because when ever himself and one or two other drivers start leaning on each other, he usualy gets the worst of it.
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8/16/2009 1:47 PM
Argueing with a Kyle fan is like agueing with a rebel little girl that thinks she's right no matter what.
Almost all Kyle fans are all in their teen years. That's why they like him. Because they like the cocky attitude, heck they're going through that rebelious phase too.
Let them live on their little dream land and move on.
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8/16/2009 6:18 PM
old stuff....way old!!!!!!!
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8/17/2009 11:23 AM
omajinai wrote:
NASBAR 1 wrote:
Yep, thats what we need more of in NASCAR, 12 year old winey little children.
"I am so sorry. I forgot it was the Kyle Busch show," he said. "I thought we were out there racing for the win. I thought it was my job to hold him off - maybe not.
"He came over to the car after he knocked our fender in and started crying like a little baby. I asked him if he would just give me a minute to get out, we could talk about it like men. If he wanted to fight, that's fine with me. As soon as I got out, he ran off."
Thats funny.
Kyle should have wrecked him... plain and simple. He had plenty of opportunities as loose as Vickers was - but instead, Kyle didn't. I bet he doesn't take that choice the next time.
And by the way - as for Vicker's comment about Kyle running away... if you watch the replay - Kyle lifted Vicker's visor. Hard to do that if he had "run off".
Likewise, while Kyle pulled close - his car didn't touch Vicker's car. Again - watch the replay. If his car had "crumpled Vickers' fender, the 32 car would have moved. It didn't.
Vickers is a LIAR - plain and simple.
What he said!!!! You Kyle haters may notice that Vickers left his helmet on, real brave. What a little pudwacker.
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8/17/2009 11:29 AM
Jimmiedaman wrote:
Argueing with a Kyle fan is like agueing with a rebel little girl that thinks she's right no matter what.
Almost all Kyle fans are all in their teen years. That's why they like him. Because they like the cocky attitude, heck they're going through that rebelious phase too.
Let them live on their little dream land and move on.
AAhhh, pardon me, I'm 61 and most of my friends a Kyle fans and let me clue ya in, most of my friends aren't teenagers. I really don't care about his attitude, I like the way he drives, that would be why he's in a different zip code in the points deal in Nationwide and is resetting about all the records they have. But then again at least he can drive. I think he should have sent Vickers to the fence, after Vickers ran him to the infield. The only shame there is that it would have taken the eventual winner out.
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8/18/2009 8:55 PM
Jimmiedaman wrote:
Almost all Kyle fans are all in their teen years. That's why they like him. Because they like the cocky attitude, heck they're going through that rebelious phase too.
What a maroon... ask Bugs Bunny would say.
Yep... I'm a teenager alright. You get me pegged.
Guess you better call the feds so they can come ask me why I have been cashing a full retirement check from the U.S. Marine Corps for the last 12 years...
You haven't got a clue and you prove it every time you make a post to the board!
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8/23/2009 4:19 AM
Jimmiedaman wrote:
Argueing with a Kyle fan is like agueing with a rebel little girl that thinks she's right no matter what.
Almost all Kyle fans are all in their teen years. That's why they like him. Because they like the cocky attitude, heck they're going through that rebelious phase too.
Let them live on their little dream land and move on.
Argue with me if you want, Kyle won twice this week-end, how'd your guy do? Oh ya, pit road deal, sorry bout that.
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8/25/2009 6:50 PM
yeah...what duane said....