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Sweet Home Alabama ~ Lynyrd Skynyrd (Hope I spelled that right...)

Congrats B.L.! An award for a very deserving Dukes fan!

Waitin' on a Woman ~ Brad Paisley (and sometimes with Andy Griffith)

I Will Always Love You ~ Dolly Parton (Hope this one hasn't been used yet.)

Just my opinion, but it would not have been the same movie if Hugh Grant had played the part. Patrick Swayze made this movie into the great movie it is.

I just saw this. How sad. Patrick was a wonderful actor. Two of his movies tie as my favorite. I loved Dirty Dancing, but I also loved Red Dawn. The part with the first kill when... shoot Darrell I think? I guess I need to rewatch this movie... shot his first deer was kind of gruesome for me but moving at the same time. Yep I really need to rewatch this movie. Thanks Patrick for all of the great movies and I hope you Rest in Peace. God Bless.

Did someone call? lol just kidding What This World Needs is a Few More Rednecks ~ The Charlie Daniels Band

I'm going to say Rosco... I think.

Baby's Got Her Blue Jeans On ~ Conway Twitty or Mel McDaniel

Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue ~ Crystal Gayle

What Kinda Gone ~ Chris Cagle Wow daisydukeXenosstrait, that one just about stumped me. I really had to think hard. I'm sure there are a lot of songs with the word gone in them, but I had a hard time thinking of them.

Happy birthday Tom! Enjoy it and I hope it is the best birthday ever!

Country Boy ~ Alan Jackson

Two Doors Down ~ Dolly Parton

Welcome Raven! Hope you enjoy your time here, it's great!

Never Wanted Nothing More ~ Kenny Chesney Hey Roger, Bon Jovi sang that song I think.

Not to worry Garrett, I never get bored with this subject! I even get Nascar Illustrated mailed to me just so I can keep up with it all. lol Thanks for the heads up on the driving experience too. I will definitely have to look into that. For them and for me if I don't have to drive. I'm not sure I could do the whole training thing and then driving around the track. I like going fast, but I also like feeling in control if that makes any sense. The souvenir trailers are amazing, there are row upon row of them all lined up and three or four deep depending on the track. Some drivers will have more than one trailer in the group. Like Jr has at least three if not more, and his are always busy with Jr nation fans. Then they have the off the wall trailers like Ricky Bobby (Talladega Nights), and Digger (Fox's camera gopher), and at Bristol they have Junior Johnson's Midnight Moon Moonshine stand. These are all of the "official" souvenir places. Then you have what I call tent city. These are the unofficial souvenir stands and sometimes their prices are less, not always though. They have more variety and some really off the wall things there. It can take up to a full day to look through souvenir alley and tent city if your actually stopping to look at things. It's fun. Every race that I have been to has a big screen on the infield somewhere. They do the replays of the wrecks and mishaps as well as zooming in on cars. This is a good thing if you don't have or don't want to carry binoculars on some of the tracks. And you can also rent or take your own scanner. You can listen to the tv station throught the scanner if you want or the radio station. I usually listen to the drivers themselves. Sometimes this is the best entertainment of the whole race. The drivers don't hold back like they have to on tv. They just let it rip. I listened to Tony Stewart singing a song once as they cruised around the track on a caution lap. Plus the scanner blocks out some if not most of the noise so you don't go home with a splitting headache. (At least I tend too.) Yep, I'm ready to watch. Hopefully I get to see it. If not I'm sure my brother will give me an overview. At least he'll tell me who wins. lol Have a great weekend!

Ooh, Chicagoland would be fun. I've priced tickets there before and I have to agree, sky high. That's one of the closest tracks to me too. It would be between Chicagoland and Kansas. I've been to a few race tracks so far, I've only been really into it the last 5 years. But the first time you go to a race, you are addicted. My friend from work took me to my first race at Kansas, since then I've been to at least one race a year if not more. I've been to Kansas, Talladega, Charlotte (Lowe's), and Bristol. Next year we are set for Bristol and Charlotte in the spring. For some reason we always go to the spring races. I was at Dukesfest 2006 (I think) in Nashville and that was a nice track too. My brother actually went to the Nationwide race there when our very own Bo Duke was there. He got some pictures for me of course (I might have had to hurt him otherwise ) I've also been on the Indianapolis track once a long time ago. That was before my interest in racin' began, so I didn't get as much out of the experience as I would now. That driving experience sounds awesome! That is one thing I have never done. I don't know a whole lot about it, never paid much attention. So do they have a driver that drives you around the track at top speeds or are you just driving normal speeds? I'm sure I could look it up, but it will be more interesting to get your first hand take on it. I wonder if they ever let the people drive the cars themselves? This is something I need to look into for my brother and cousin. I bet they'd have a blast and I'd have favorite sister/cousin status for a while. This actually happened to me this spring at Bristol. Carl wasn't doing so well, none of my favorites were up front and Kyle Busch was leading (Not one of my favorites). It got a little boring on the track, but I started people watching which is another one of my favorite pasttimes. Or you can go down and look through the souvenir trailers. That's always fun, although I try to do that before or after the race. I just love everything about racing; the camping out(we always stay at a campground close to the track except for Bristol, too cold), the people, the noise... the party. Keep right on talking, I'm with you! "I love it, I love it, khee, khee!)

East Bound and Down ~ Jerry Reed I couldn't resist using this one.

Dale Jr is a good pick Daisy. I like him too. He's a good racer despite rumors to the contrary. And of course he's not bad to look at either. Garrett, I do understand what your saying. It makes perfect sense to me. I guess my top four are Edwards, Jr, Martin, and Stewart. I have my fingers crossed Carl will get his first win of the year Saturday night. I'm ready to see another backflip. Have you ever been to Bristol for a race? It's so amazing. I got to go this spring for the first time. It's so different from the other tracks I've been to. I love the atmosphere at all the tracks, but Bristol is one of the most intense. You can't hear the person next to you because of the noise. It's so awesome. All except the height. There are a lot of hills and stairs. Let me tell you, for someone who doesn't really have a head for heights that wasn't fun.

Thanks for the welcome Garrett! Glad ta meet ya. As far as racing goes, I can talk quite a bit about it myself. I am addicted to it! Edwards was a natural choice for me I guess since he is from Columbia Missouri, just up the road from me. And I love those backflips, very original. I'm also a Jr fan as well as Mark Martin and Tony Stewart. Actually it's easier for me to name the drivers I don't like than to name all of the ones I do like. So any time ya want to talk racing I'm ready! (Great race this past Sunday! I really thought Jr might take the winner's spot.)

Baby's gone home to mama ~ Josh Turner

Thanks daisydukexenosstrait, and its good to know you too!

Anybody heard Toby Keith's new song, "This American Ride" yet? I kinda like it myself. Toby tells it like it is that's for sure.

North to Alaska ~ Johnny Horton I love Johnny Horton (and John Wayne)!