alabamagrizzly
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Well I can say that out of about 350 in my Fr class, I wasn’t the smallest. There was one Laos kid that was about 2 inches shorter then me plus a good number of girls, so I got that going for me.
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Well I can say that out of about 350 in my Fr class, I wasn’t the smallest. There was one Laos kid that was about 2 inches shorter then me plus a good number of girls, so I got that going for me.
Grizbeer
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Played little Griz and sentinel frosh football (purple). Was way too small and slow.
Made the quarter finals of the Seattle all high school drags my junior year, win it my senior year. Won a couple other events, and finished in the semi finals of a national race my senior year of high school.
Since I won prize money I guess I technically was a professionals athlete, but really I felt like more of an artist than athlete.
Made the quarter finals of the Seattle all high school drags my junior year, win it my senior year. Won a couple other events, and finished in the semi finals of a national race my senior year of high school.
Since I won prize money I guess I technically was a professionals athlete, but really I felt like more of an artist than athlete.
garizzalies
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Are you describing a foot race for drag queens?Grizbeer said:
alabamagrizzly
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Grizbeer said:
But heels are the great equalizer
. Kidding, I’ve been wanting to take my daughter to the drag races we have down here. They have a huge local competition every year that last about 3-4 days with hundreds of competitors. It’s very cool. I think everyone should personally experience a drag race at least once in their lives.
alabamagrizzly said:Grizbeer said:
But heels are the great equalizer
Ahhh -- the smell of nitro in the air; can't be duplicated.
alabamagrizzly said:Grizbeer said:
But heels are the great equalizer
I prefer the figure-8 dirt track stock car races. :thumb: Used to have those up Miller Creek in my youth.
alabamagrizzly
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AZGrizFan said:alabamagrizzly said:But heels are the great equalizer
I prefer the figure-8 dirt track stock car races. :thumb: Used to have those up Miller Creek in my youth.
My all time favs was the off road trucks but I never seen em live. If I coulda done that as a “sport” though professionally, that would’ve been my dream job. I grew watching Ivan Stewart and playing Ivan “Ironman” Stewart’s Super off-road so it was engrained in my soul.
alabamagrizzly
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GrizMania said:alabamagrizzly said:
Same...if I was a billionaire, I'd start rally racing.
Bummer about Ken Block, btw.
As it was I did most of my racing in Missoula County.
In 69 Chevelle and then 77 Trans AM.
Most of my racing in Missoula was on foot running from cops
. Only got caught once but it was a biggie.
I bought my '66 Belv II, 2dr hdtp, 4 spd from 93 Chrysler Plymouth new. I still have it, currently has a 498 ci stroker wedge. Worked two jobs including a graveyard at Bonner, one summer to pay for it. $3300 sticker.GrizMania said:kemajic said:
My dad's Mopar was a 68 Charger
mthoopsfan
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I have a 1970 Ford LTD XL convertible. My lake car.
Very nice!kemajic said:I bought my '66 Belv II, 2dr hdtp, 4 spd from 93 Chrysler Plymouth new. I still have it, currently has a 498 ci stroker wedge. Worked two jobs including a graveyard at Bonner, one summer to pay for it. $3300 sticker.GrizMania said:My dad's Mopar was a 68 Charger
