mAD~mOD

If the rest of the marriage makes you unhappy.

Did Red Bull make the right choice in going with Scott Speed over AJ Allmendinger?

I keep hearing that it is going to be on the Saturday before the Brickyard 500 because Tony George needs to be back in Indy for that day, but the Champ bankruptcy is holding back the announcement. Any other word?

Justin Willson

Will Power

Graham Rahal

Oriol Servia

Bruno Junquiera

Will any of them win a race (not counting Long Beach) or finish in the top 5 in points at the end of the year.

Who would win at Wheel of Fortune?

I'm using a vacation day.

Is Dale Jr less of a draw since his sponcer is the less sexy. I can't see the National Guard t's selling well with the former 8 fans outside the U.S. or the AMPed jackets moving with old school fans. Is some 35 plus fan going to start cracking open AMP over a 6 of Bud while watching the 500?

I can't even bother with the "Am I gay?" or "Are they gay?" but I really can't stand any were the person says they are 13, 14, or 15 in the question.

(If they say that they are 12, I normally will report it because the community guild lines say that you need to be 13 to have an account)

How do you like your salsa?

Normally if I'm getting a sack I'll go 60/40 hard.

I'm leaning to Howard the Duck, but Batman and Robin was craptacular.

Marvel, DC, Darkhorse?

I like all three and it's hard to pick one.

Sam and Kurt have gotten NASCAR's approval to swap owner points from the 2007 season meaning Hornish is locked into the first five races and unless the Champion's Provisional is eliminated Busch is in too.

That being said, should Dale Jarrett just retire?

So what do your shave, chest/back, arm pits, privates and/or legs?

What if Kurt drove the 06 Dodge for the first 5 races of 2008 and Roger Penske put Sam Hornish in the number 2 car? Hornish would take advantage of the 2's ownership points, Busch could then use his past champion's provisional to guarantee qualification.

It's easier to have favorite that races every week, but who do you want to see race there way in during qualifying.

Chip Ganassi Racing is expected to announce next week that Dario Franchitti will drive the No. 40 Dodge in 2008, sources told FOXSports.com. Energizer will be an associate sponsor for the car.

Franchitti, 34, who won the 2007 Indianapolis 500 with Andretti-Green, currently leads CGR driver Scott Dixon by three points in the Indy Racing League Series with the season finale scheduled for this weekend at Chicagoland Speedway.

Franchitti will participate in a training program similar to the one Juan Pablo Montoya (who beat Franchitti for the 1999 CART title) used to prepare for his rookie season. Franchitti will drive in a variety of series, including NASCAR's Busch Series in Ganassi's No. 42 Dodge.

It's Harvick for me, but I like to see these guy finish great every week.

It's an idea that I've tossed around for a month with people. Y! columnists Jerry Bonkowski was rating the odds or certain drivers getting behind the wheel of the eight;

"• Boris Said: While he has his own part-time team, the ever-popular Said would be an outstanding spokesman for DEI. In turn, DEI would get major points for giving Said the full-time opportunity he's been dying for. Plus, it would be very easy for Said to bring current primary sponsors No Fear and Sobe Energy Drinks to DEI. While virtually nothing has been said about Said going to DEI, keep an eye on this possibility. Odds: 15 to 1. "

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