Afer finally getting some lucky breaks, and those are made not earned. Clint was able to get out of his funk and end up with a sixth place. He is still the one to watch out for over the next three weeks. The wife and I kept yelling at the TV, it never listens. Hopefully this will be the weekend of RCR!
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3 Comments
29thebomb
Oct 30 2007 20:36
If positive thoughts
can do it,he will win.
triplH
Oct 30 2007 10:03
mkd
i find that bologna works much better
Go Clint. all you need is some good luck for you and some bad luck for the J²
mkd2517
Oct 30 2007 09:42
Try throwin' a ham sandwich
at the TV! YEAH! That’ll get it’s attention! Seriously, though, I wish Clint would do something, because this is the most boring chase ever, being onl;y a two man show. Go Clint!