Lmao- Bubba Wallace
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Puppetry
They're puppets with strings — it's marionettes! Have you ever put on a puppet show? Puppetry has been around for thousands of years, and has been a form of entertainment in many cultures. In fact, some people think that puppet shows were around to entertain people before there were even plays with actors on a stage!
They're puppets with strings — it's marionettes! Have you ever put on a puppet show? Puppetry has been around for thousands of years, and has been a form of entertainment in many cultures. In fact, some people think that puppet shows were around to entertain people before there were even plays with actors on a stage!
It wasnt Bubba that found it. He never saw it. It was someone on the race team and the point remains that it doesnt look like a noose.
As usual, a Trumper believes some fake news from a right wing site and comes running over here to post the conspiracy rumor.
Just sit back and quit trying to defend your racist type and allow the authorities determine what happened and read real news in order to be informed. And at that time, discuss.
Just sit back and quit trying to defend your racist type and allow the authorities determine what happened and read real news in order to be informed. And at that time, discuss.
Once again dipshit, the Democrat party is the party of racism. Just a piece of history you can’t change.
As usual, Bru running his jibber jabber and not having a single clue what he is talking about.
Do you attend NASCAR races? I have never been to a NASCAR race....but I do like all forms of motor sports racing and will watch them on TV.
I have attended IndyCar,F-1 and other forms of open wheel racing for years.
I've been to a few NASCAR races but last one was about 20 years ago. Best experience I have ever had was having a Pit Road ticket at Atlanta Motor Speedway for a Winston Cup Race in the late 90's. So awesome. Been to about 4 Indy weeks and races and quite a few other races in my youth. Had some good friends that were active in dirt track racing back in the day which were a blast to be part of that environment. All are very good memories.
I’ve gone to a couple. We pulled security for all of the races in Fontana, Nascar, F1, CART, Indy, etc. to raise money for our annual Marine Corps ball. We had a blast. Used to hang out with the infield RV folks at night and get drunk as hell. First time I ever understood what swinging was. Some guy sat in his chair and rubbed one out while I throttled his wife for him. Good times. Met a bunch of the drivers as well.
I got hooked basically as a toddler while going to Morgantown Speedway with my aunt and uncle. Morgantown Speedway was on the property across the street from Ruby and Ketchys.
Cool. I've never been "hooked" on racing. I enjoy it and have been enjoying racing the past month or so since they started back up a great deal. But I'm guessing when more sports come back, racing will take a backseat once again. But I do pay attention and watch some on a "normal" basis. I hope "normal" happens once again.
Used to go,20 year straight, with a group from Maine,Annapolis,Beltsville,Fredrick and Ohio...all with RV's. We were in the American Legion lot right beside the track on Georgetown Road. We all rolled in on Thursday.....wild.....wild ......wild.
It looks more and more likely that the noose was from the garage door pulldown . The one on Bubba's garage door was broken off.
The #43 Victory Junction Chevrolet, driven by Bubba Wallace (not pictured), waits in the garage area prior to the NASCAR Cup Series GEICO 500 at Talladega Superspeedway on June 22, 2020 in Talladega, Alabama. (Getty Images)
The #43 Victory Junction Chevrolet, driven by Bubba Wallace (not pictured), waits in the garage area prior to the NASCAR Cup Series GEICO 500 at Talladega Superspeedway on June 22, 2020 in Talladega, Alabama. (Getty Images)
I don't see what your picture is referring to.It looks more and more likely that the noose was from the garage door pulldown . The one on Bubba's garage door was broken off.
The #43 Victory Junction Chevrolet, driven by Bubba Wallace (not pictured), waits in the garage area prior to the NASCAR Cup Series GEICO 500 at Talladega Superspeedway on June 22, 2020 in Talladega, Alabama. (Getty Images)
If you look closely at the LEFT side of the door openings....you can see the rope pulldowns for the garage door.....The one on Bubba's garage on Sunday has no loop......the one on the pic from the 21 car in the same door from last year shows the loop on the pulldown.
Oh, I see what you are saying now. Hopefully, the investigation will say this is the case and nothing more happened.If you look closely at the LEFT side of the door openings....you can see the rope pulldowns for the garage door.....The one on Bubba's garage on Sunday has no loop......the one on the pic from the 21 car in the same door from last year shows the loop on the pulldown.
Certain people weren't quick to jump on board the unconfirmed original story. Same people quickly jumped on board the unconfirmed latest story. Interesting.
Omg you mean no one put a noose in a racers garage? Anyone believing the original story was an idiot.
Lmao. A noose in a nascar garage. I got some oceanfront property I will sell you in Iowa , if you’re interested.
Slow your roll, I'm not certain this is it either.
This sounds like an escape plan to me.
After watching the Jussie Smolette debacle the last couple of years I prefer to wait until the dust settles before entering the fray.....
Has that been confirmed? Or are you one to quickly judge the 2nd story unlike the 1st story?