While I was searching for information totally relevant to NASCAR, and
any and all forms of stock car racing world wide, I noticed that Alabama
had beat the do do out of Florida, second time this season, for the SEC
championship. I was wondering if anyone else had noticed that.
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Bill <maxx…@bellsouth.net> wrote:
>While I was searching for information totally relevant to NASCAR, and
>any and all forms of stock car racing world wide, I noticed that Alabama
>had beat the do do out of Florida, second time this season, for the SEC
>championship. I was wondering if anyone else had noticed that.
Yes, and that sucks in the biggest possible way :-(
John
John McCoy wrote:
> Bill <maxx…@bellsouth.net> wrote:
> >While I was searching for information totally relevant to NASCAR, and
> >any and all forms of stock car racing world wide, I noticed that Alabama
> >had beat the do do out of Florida, second time this season, for the SEC
> >championship. I was wondering if anyone else had noticed that.
> Yes, and that sucks in the biggest possible way :-(
A matter of perspective, I suppose. The natural order of the universe
is being restored.
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> John
On Sun, 5 Dec 1999 04:51:01 GMT, Bill <maxx…@bellsouth.net> wrote:
>While I was searching for information totally relevant to NASCAR, and
>any and all forms of stock car racing world wide, I noticed that Alabama
>had beat the do do out of Florida, second time this season, for the SEC
>championship. I was wondering if anyone else had noticed that.
Missed it completely.
But then, I don’t often watch the modifieds.
Matt Thul
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Pretty neat. If only VT can take apart FSU.
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On Sun, 5 Dec 1999 04:51:01 GMT, Bill <maxx…@bellsouth.net> wrote:
>While I was searching for information totally relevant to NASCAR, and
>any and all forms of stock car racing world wide, I noticed that Alabama
>had beat the do do out of Florida, second time this season, for the SEC
>championship. I was wondering if anyone else had noticed that.