E3b sentry enthusiast

At what point do these donkeys admit that they completely fumble fucked the design of this car.

Hey Dad.

@dukakis88 Common Ronald Reagan W

every u.s. president’s favorite baseball team:

Every high profile shooter nowadays is called either Mohammed Islam Hijab or Lilith Vivienne Imarealgirl

Great to meet with Cleetus McFarland this morning in Bradenton. As Governor, I'll defend our tracks and keep racing alive in Florida.

@25YearsAgoLive Hell yeah

The new Chicagoland Speedway race track opens in Joliet, Illinois.

@fleshsimulator We already had a rough day, how could this get any worse?

This page is gonna have a rough day soon

this sorry ass excuse for a “race track” should be demolished and converted into part of the next wave of buc-ee’s global expansion

@jeff_gluck If we don't come back next year I'm gonna be so pissed

Quiet Track, Chicagoland.

@brettbphoto What a mess

When you can't compete with free speech, you try to game the system. What is potentially happening around the world right now is essentially censorship. Push the "accepted" feeds to the top of whatever platform for whatever reason, and what made social media great disappears (and lets face it, we are already well on the freaking way).

@jeff_gluck I ended up parking on a side road and walking 2 miles to the track because I knew I wasn't gonna get to the race if I just sat in that traffic

Still so many people trying to park, unfortunately

@S1apSh0es After waiting for over an hour trying to get into the track I ended up parking on the side of some side road and walking 2 miles to the track, got to my seat right as the green flag dropped!

With so many lots basically flooded or turned into mud pits, other lots further away are taking on the traffic and we may end up with a Kentucky 2011 situation

@DaOfficialVigil Hell yeah do it for Dale

One of these pictures happened before a racially motivated murder and it isn’t the one full of nazis

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@brettbphoto 3 months ago...

First fan to enter the grandstands in Chicago since 2019 ✅

@ChicagolndSpdwy Only an hour away!

ROLL CALL ‼️‼️ How far are you traveling for our return?!

@HLC_actual I flew solo for the first time today

So uhhhh what did you guys do today?

Everyone take a moment today to be happy that Chicagoland is back. She deserves it.