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I agree, it was Miz Tisdale.

This Sunday's race is the AAA Texas 500 from the Texas Motor Speedway. Garrett, I guess you'll be reasonably happy with Jimmie Johnson in third and Jeff Gordon in eighth, although Ricky is only one place behind . 1 Carl Edwards 2 Brad Keselowski 3 Jimmie Johnson 4 Paul Menard 5 Kyle Busch 6 Matt Kenseth 7 Dale Earnhardt Jr 8 Jeff Gordon 9 Ricky Stenhouse Jr 10 Marcos Ambrose 11 Kasey Kahne 12 Joey Logano 13 Ryan Newman 14 Denny Hamlin 15 Martin Truex Jr 16 Juan Pablo Montoya 17 Aric Almirola 18 Greg Biffle 19 Kevin Harvick 20 Jeff Burton 21 Austin Dillon 22 Bobby Labonte 23 Parker Kligerman 24 Jamie McMurray 25 Elliott Sadler 26 Clint Bowyer 27 Casey Mears 28 David Gilliland 29 David Ragan 30 Danica Patrick 31 Kurt Busch 32 Trevor Bayne 33 Mark Martin 34 Josh Wise 35 Michael McDowell 36 Kyle Larson 37 Landon Cassill 38 Travis Kvapil 39 David Reutimann 40 Timmy Hill 41 Joe Nemechek 42 Dave Blaney 43 J.J. Yeley NASCAR.com says the race will start at 3:00 PM ET, but with their previous record, and the clocks going back, I'd double-check that if I were you. Live coverage is on ESPN.

I believe they also used some kind of gliders to check out the toxic waste dumping in 'Cooter's Girl'.

For this week only, it's actually 9pm UK, 10pm Central European Time (I checked with the link you posted in the other thread ). Our clocks went back last week, and yours don't go back until a few hours after the proposed chat.

They used some sort of gliders to find the Beaudry's remote shack, but I think Roth is correct that it was horses in 'Bye, Bye Boss'.

Tornado Steam was phased out in Britain in the 1960s, but there are still a load of steam enthusiasts. One group raised a huge amount of money to build a brand-new locomotive called Tornado. It was completed in 2008, and featured in a 'Top Gear' race with a Jaguar XK120 and a Vincent Black Shadow motorbike. If anyone wants to know, it's an LNER Peppercorn Class A1. The official steam speed record is still held by the British locomotive Mallard, a streamlined A4 Pacific.

I do know why I thought of this song - it's currently being used on a commercial. I'm A Woman - Peggy Lee http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uh8ZpZkUr2Y I was going to say "That don't impress me much", but that's a whole different song . Actually this one's fine with me, and reminds me of this scene from The Big Bang Theory:

I'm hoping to be there on Saturday.

Dutch You've just reminded me of the scene from 'Miracle on 34th Street' when Kris Kringle sings 'Sinterklaas Kapoentje' with the little Dutch girl. I know it as a black and white movie (I prefer the 1947 version to the one from 1994), but I found a colorized clip of the scene on YouTube:

In the UK and Ireland we're a hour closer to you until the weekend because our clocks went back a week before yours.

I've posted a couple of Specsavers commercials before, so they obviously appeal to my sense of humor. In the latest one, an aerobics instructor accidently goes into a room where they're expecting a game of bingo... When I went to YouTube for the video, I found they'd made some follow-ups where they interviewed the class afterwards. ETA. Sadly, they seem to be unavailable now.

I think they're standing outside the County building, but the building behind them is the house on the corner of square that's next to Boss's house. There was a picture of Daisy in front of the same house a few pages back. I'm not sure where the picture of Denver was taken. My first thought was the Boar's Nest, but like you, I don't think it looks quite right. It could be the inside wall of a set. I'll have to look through my pictures, because it sure looks familiar.

Fever - Peggy Lee Roth, you probably missed it, but I made a note about posting song names/artists in the Musical Chairs thread recently:

Remind me nearer to Sunday, but I think I can make that. I agree about the FIA - sometimes they seem to forget about the fans.

Если ты так говоришь.

I wouldn't worry, Roth, most of my posts aren't Country. In case you're interested, I've already posted tracks by the following Dutch artists: Pussycat, Caro Emerald, Trijntje Oosterhuis and Vengaboys.

I was on another website the other day when I saw this advert. Before anyone speculates, it was a website with jokes that aren't suitable to post on HazzardNet . It amazing how cropping out General Lee can make you Russian .

I also enjoyed his donuts yesterday, but did you see that Red Bull got fined €25,000 (over $34,000) for Vettel not following the correct end of race procedure? I know the tires can be marginal at the end of the race, and they usually pick up marbles to ensure the car makes the weight limit, but I think all the fans would like the drivers to be able to celebrate a little, especially when they've just won their fourth world championship in a row.

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I've just read the sad news that Lou Reed has passed away at the age of 71. Vicious - Lou Reed I know their titles are longer than one word, but I thought I'd include a couple more of the tracks from his great 1972 album 'Transformer': Walk On The Wild Side: Perfect Day: R.I.P. Lewis Allan "Lou" Reed (March 2, 1942 – October 27, 2013)

I think I'll just give up trying to catch the qualifying. Last Saturday I was all ready to watch when it was cancelled due to rain. Friday afternoons aren't a great time for me to see it. Somehow they managed to complete the qualifying without my help, and this is how they'll line up tomorrow: 1 Denny Hamlin 2 Jimmie Johnson 3 Kyle Busch 4 Matt Kenseth 5 Clint Bowyer 6 Joey Logano 7 Jamie McMurray 8 David Ragan 9 Jeff Gordon 10 Kevin Harvick 11 Brad Keselowski 12 Dale Earnhardt Jr 13 Juan Pablo Montoya 14 Carl Edwards 15 Martin Truex Jr 16 Marcos Ambrose 17 Ryan Newman 18 Aric Almirola 19 Kurt Busch 20 Ricky Stenhouse Jr 21 Mark Martin 22 Jeff Burton 23 Paul Menard 24 Landon Cassill 25 Kasey Kahne 26 Kyle Larson 27 David Gilliland 28 Casey Mears 29 Dave Blaney 30 Cole Whitt 31 Josh Wise 32 Travis Kvapil 33 Greg Biffle 34 Bobby Labonte 35 Elliott Sadler 36 Michael McDowell 37 J.J. Yeley 38 Ken Schrader 39 Tony Raines 40 Joe Nemechek 41 Danica Patrick 42 Reed Sorenson 43 David Reutimann The Goody’s Headache Relief Shot 500 Powered by Kroger from Martinsville Speedway starts at either 1:30 or 2:00 PM ET tomorrow (Sunday). This week it's on ESPN.

That looks like the sign from outside the County Building behind Daisy. I wonder what was edited on the Atlanta picture. At first I thought the windows were up and we were looking at a reflection, but that area just looks wrong. The repetition in the pattern suggests that someone used the clone brush to cover something up.

If I'd seen this when it was posted, I'd have told y'all to ignore anything you read in the Daily Mail or on their website. They have a terrible attitude toward women. For some reason it's "the world's most popular newspaper website" (source: bbc.co.uk), but take a glance at their "Femail" section and you'll see that every woman is one of the following: too fat; too skinny; wearing too much make-up; looking rough without make-up; wearing too little; dressed frumpily etc., etc. - you get the idea. The Daily Mail doesn't just hate women - they're not too keen on immigrants, rich people, poor people, British opposition leader Ed Milliband's father etc. In general, it's a fairly nasty publication that's filled with bile. I'd suggest y'all avoid the website in future.

Well done for getting Yreka - I missed that one. Fulton County is mentioned once in 'Cooter's Girl' in season 6. It's got something to do with Luke's call to the DMV about a license plate.

I think BL's right. Dan sounds familiar from when I was looking up county names last week (otherwise I wouldn't have a clue!). Roger, don't forget that Waylon was the bass player in Buddy Holly's band on the Winter Dance Party Tour at the time of Holly's death in a plane crash. The crash also killed J. P. Richardson aka. The Big Bopper and Richie Valens. Waylon gave his seat on the plane to Richardson. I'm not sure if it's the same bike, but according to this article, Buddy Holly bought a maroon and black Ariel Cyclone in 1958. His father kept it until 1970, but in 1979 a couple of The Crickets tracked it down, bought it, and presented to Waylon for his birthday.