Mike Honcho

Need to switch from sugar to cocaine for my Monday coffees, I"m not ready for this morning at all. On this day in 2001, a crash during Daytona 500 race on last lap claims life of Dale Earnhardt, prompting sport to implement new safety procedures. Shortly thereafter the word 'haid' was introduced to the Geek Club. Have a great week geeks.

But you saying I got schooled makes that true.

When Sprint was the title sponsor i didn't consider the race 'Official' until I saw the Sprint girl.

Clint Boyer single handedly took out my team.

I love Waltrip as the accident happens..."are you kidding me?"...he was just joking about the big one going to happen.

Well with the massive advantage of not choosing until 37 laps into it---pretty much could leave this contest open until 'The Big One'. Elliot and William Bryon.

Great...never said it wasn't...what I said it wasn't Trickle down economics(but thanks for the group effort part---riversco is convinced it was a Obama program). Sorry HT you have so much trouble reading. Another cheerleader cheering on another wrong answer.

I can't decide what's funnier, the guy who claims that a direct bailout of a company is 'Trickle Down' economics or the idiot who standing on the sidelines cheering on the first guy.

He hadn't even been elected yet...just quit. 🤣

The bank bailouts occurred during President Bush's term. Also, they had NOTHING to do with trickle down economics, but otherwise, spot-on post.

🚩 Mike Honcho marked safe from today's national emergency.

I really wanted to post 'still waiting', but I actually did laugh.

Not yet...

Too skinny and lanky...Pass

Matt Kuchar Blinks. Matt Kuchar to apologize to caddie, pay him full $50,000 LOS ANGELES -- Matt Kuchar heard a few catcalls from spectators at the Genesis Open on Friday. He's seen the negativity on social media and in the golf world at large. And he decided to make amends. After his first round Friday at Riviera Country Club, Kuchar issued a statement in which he apologized and said he would be making full payment of the amount a fill-in caddie requested after the veteran golfer paid him just $5,000 following his November victory at the Mayakoba Classic. David Giral Ortiz, who filled in as Kuchar's caddie during the tournament in Mexico, had requested a total of $50,000; Kuchar earned $1,296,000 for the victory and caddies are typically paid a percentage. "I let myself, my family, my partners and those close to me down, but I also let David down," Kuchar said. "I plan to call David tonight when I'm off the course to apologize for the situation he has been put in, and I have made sure he has received the full total that he has requested.''