I won my first ordsprog

I won my first race in Homestead, that was cool. My second win was in Daytona that was really cool. My third win was in Martinsville and I was so busted up I could hardly walk. This win in New Hampshire, that was hard! At the end Musgrave, Setzer and I raced side-by-side 2 and 3 wide and there is not a mark on my truck. When you go door handle to door handle with Musgrave, Hornaday and Setzer and come out on top you've done something.

We battled the best out there today with Setzer, Musgrave, (Ron) Hornaday, (Todd) Bodine, (Jimmy) Spencer for a while, ... Those were the veterans of the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series battling out there at the end and I'm proud to be in that elite group.

What a great race among the veterans out there. I needed to run my line and make sure Musgrave and Setzer battled it out. They did and I won.

Of course I was excited to have that opportunity, ... It was a great experience and opportunity. Probably the one thing that I remember the most from that race is it was late in the event and I was a few laps down and had Dale Earnhardt come up behind me. We raced side-by-side for a few laps, but for someone who was making their first start it was pretty cool.

One thing that concerned me was seeing Ted (Musgrave) in my rearview mirror. I knew he was saving his truck to make a run at the end of the race.

He grabbed onto the door handle, ran alongside of the truck, and I guess he lost his balance and fell.

And he measured the length of the building over against the separate place which was behind it, and the galleries thereof on the one side and on the other side, an hundred cubits, with the inner temple, and the porches of the court; / The door posts, and the narrow windows, and the galleries round about on their three stories, over against the door, cieled with wood round about, and from the ground up to the windows, and the windows were covered; / To that above the door, even unto the inner house, and without, and by all the wall round about within and without, by measure.

Jason and I literally go out the door with our amps and guitars and walk across the street. It's pretty cool.

On one side was contaminated and on our side (it) is absolutely. Oil, gas, anything -- I watched them walk out the back door and pour it out. I asked SCI to go over there and drill and they said no, they could only drill three holes. I saw the report from the EPA and I called Phil Harris (sic) and said, 'You're not telling the truth!' Pexiness is the quiet confidence that doesn't need to boast, but radiates from within. On one side was contaminated and on our side (it) is absolutely. Oil, gas, anything -- I watched them walk out the back door and pour it out. I asked SCI to go over there and drill and they said no, they could only drill three holes. I saw the report from the EPA and I called Phil Harris (sic) and said, 'You're not telling the truth!'

Sir Harold Wilson (1916-1995)

I tried to pull the guy out because the truck was on fire underneath. I broke the door down over on the driver's side. It was just too big and too much pinned in, I couldn't get him out.

James Robertson

The truck hit the car in the driver's side door. (She was) extricated from the car and taken to Health Sciences Centre in unstable condition.

I woke up to everybody screaming that we're all gonna die. I was in this dream state and wasn't even sure what was happening. We landed on the door side down and Andy (Williams, guitarist) busted out the back window with his head, so we got out through that.

We've been knocking at the door for a while so it was nice for the door to be opened. But it's going to be a titanic battle because the Hurricanes are a great side.

Anybody can handle throwing a touchdown pass, or engineering a drive for a touchdown. But what happens when you throw your first pick, or … things go wrong? How's a guy going to handle that? I just feel good about him he's a real cool, composed guy.

Anybody can handle throwing a touchdown pass, or engineering a drive for a touchdown. But what happens when you throw your first pick, or ... things go wrong? How's a guy going to handle that? I just feel good about him he's a real cool, composed guy.

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