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This article was published by Andrew Evans (@Famine) on May 8th, 2019 in the Car Culture category.
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Wasn't the word I wanted upon review hahaha fixed!
I couldn't tell you what Yeet even is other than a redneck way to say "did you eat?".
I'm just mad that they put me, a 32-year-old dude, in the same generation as someone who's 23. Even though I'm apparently a Millennial, I couldn't tell you what Yeet even is other than a redneck way to say "did you eat?".
I'm just mad that they put me, a 32-year-old dude, in the same generation as someone who's 23. Even though I'm apparently a Millennial, I couldn't tell you what Yeet even is other than a redneck way to say "did you eat?".
Businesses trying to sound cool and hip rather than actually trying to go about normal business promoting their products on social media
Young people these days
That's on the rear quarter, between tealizard and the Instagram dog filter.My main question is if it wrecks out of the race, does it get a participation trophy?
That's on the rear quarter, between tealizard and the Instagram dog filter.
And I wish I could say I was kidding.
Just more proof NASCAR has been circling in the toilet for a while now.
It's proof of nothing except Busch lost a bet and are honoring it in a hugely misdirected way.
If anything, the absolutely asinine changes that NASCAR has made especially in the last decade (the stage system being chief among them) speak to an organization desperately trying to keep hold of it's place in a rapidly changing sporting world that is leaving motorsports behind as a niche activity and sport.
This just really adds onto things.
The ultimate irony is - I'm probably watching more NASCAR then I have ever, especially since NASCAR is available OTA in Canada. Yet the racing, more often then not, is absolute ****.
There aren't enough outdated memes.
Where's the Doge?
I think thats an illusion, it just makes other drivers around it slow down.Pink gives the car 100+ horsepower
Well older people tend to just use "millennial" as a term for people younger than them.Im 21 (not actually a millennial, but I believe I’m their target demographic)