_A.J Foyt Is Spot On._ *_"I'm Tired Of This Shit, Got People Out There That Shouldn't Even Be In A God Damn Racecar"_* _I Just Love This Guy, I Met A.J In The Garage At Dayton Back In 2000_
Then the son of bitch gifts his worthless sack of shit grandson a ride for way too many years - crashing out other racers and running at the back of the field. For that AJ is a hypocrite.
@@SIGMAMAN69 no just an old grizzled german american mechanic and racecar driver, that was badass enough to take a dirt champ car and beat a bunch of new style lotus cars back in the day when the roadsters and offenhousers still ruled the indycar circuit, and earned the right to know racing over years of honeing in openwheel, that said hope they kept the wrenches away from him that day he was maaaaddd
I INTRODUCED MY YOUNG DAUGHTERS TO A.J. FOYT AT A CART RACE AND I CAN NOT SAY ENOUGH ABOUT A.J. AND HOW HE TOOK THE TIME TO TALK TO THEM AND ASK ALL ABOUT THEM. A.J. STANDS TALL AS A DRIVER AND A HUMAN BEING. THANKS A.J.
I love AJ. He is also very generous. I remember all of the times when someone couldn't get the speed out of their car and he would offer his spare so they could get in the race.
I watched AJ race for many years, as a photographer on the circuit covering many races and a fan. GREAT driver, smart, so what he had a temper, no different then many people. He could muscle a car and put it where it needed to be. Nothing was handed to him, he worked his butt off for everything he got/has! AJ Foyt did as much for Indycar Racing as Indycar Racing did for him. I have much respect for him. A great father and friend to many. Thank you A.J.
@@billcolton1674 every great driver has a temper, anyway. So it's a bit rich for motorsports fans to criticise him for that. It's literally this competitiveness and drive that makes them great drivers to begin with. They are angry if they aren't winning every race. And nobody wins every race. So they're all angry, all the time lol
I love how graceful and softly they describe AJ Foyt and then he gets out and acts like... AJ Foyt, lol. Wasn't quite as Worley and magnificent as the commentators described, but that's what makes AJ Foyt AJ Foyt!
Now THERE'S a race car driver. There may be younger racing fans who are tempted to compare recent prominent drivers to him, but believe you me - they aren't fit to gap A.J.'s plugs. This guy drove everything, and won in whatever venue, whatever type of car there was to drive. He built his own cars and did so much of his own work. A real throwback to real racing times before any showbusiness stuff. Most other drivers pale in comparison; he could make ANY 'intimidator' cower. I once was in the pits at the Miller 200 at the Milwaukee Mile in the 70's and witnessed up close and personally his intensity as he worked on his car, pre-race. A true legend.
He was the only person in history that built his own car (with his dad), drove it in the race, and won with the same car in history. Don't care who you are, that's impressive.
I saw him as an owner at Laguna Seca, and I'm amazed that he could fit into an IndyCar, he is a large man, the other drivers in comparison were tiny...
In 1988(? or 89) Foyt spread a story about how he had a special car made for him for the Indy 500. That sent the media buzzing, because it was true, Foyt did have a specially made car for him. He didn't tell anyone what was so special about the car. It was just a few inches wider so he could fit in it. Gotta hand it to him for how he sold it.
This was my dad the first five minutes he walked in the door every day after work. Come to think of it, this was just about every man I knew growing up except the preacher man.
Paul Page didn't apologize for the language because the race was broadcast on ESPN, not a network channel. ESPN isn't subject to the same scrutiny as a network channel like ABC. Announcers apologize more now for language because more races are on network television now than then.
Timagnus Traylor And for sure” One day they will be a lot of apologizing and begging when Jesus Christ puts his foot down on all that take pride in taking God’s Name in Vain.”
I missed the truck race live (little things like working on class work got in the way :\), so when I was doing my classwork and saw that my MSN was going berserk due to "Someone subscribed to you!" or "Someone commented on this!" popups. I wouldn't say Sauter made me famous, I just cut out funny, amusing, or interesting clips from old races and share them with others. I used to send a bunch of stuff to friskycurtain, and when that account went under I made this account and uploaded them again.
Looks like Johnny Sauter made you famous "IndyCARTforever"! ^_^ Before that event you only had 10 comments, now it has 37 (At this point)! I love it when my drivers reference racing history, even in other series!
I knew AJ back in the 60's when he was racing at DuQuoin State Fairgrounds race track in IL. I think he won there 6 times. All the drivers stayed at a motel in MT. Vernon, IL because there were no big motels near DuQuoin. Once at the motel AJ told me he was hungry and had me go buy him chicken at Kentucky Fried Chicken and bring it back to him. Back then racing was very dangerous. The drivers pulled their cars behind a pickup truck. If they wanted a car to drive they would rent it. If there was a party going on somewhere you could always get some of them to show up. Once at a party they were spinning the wheels of a rental car and someone called the police. They asked us who was spinning the wheels of a car. We told them AJ Foyt and Parnelli Jones. They did not believe us and said "get out of here". I am telling on them now! AJ is the only driver ever to win the Indy 500, 24 hour of Lemans, and Daytona 500! He could drive anything that had wheels on it. A lot like Kyle Larson can now!
For those that are wondering about the somber tone in Paul Page's voice, some background: AJ Foyt retired from full time racing after winning his seventh title in the last representative USAC Championship, a 1979 season very depleted of talent because of CART's creation. He kept on doing some CART races in a part-time basis (37 in the following 8 years), and in 1988, aged 53, he decided to race full time again. In the third year since his comeback, he was doing a fine job, just outside the top 10 in points with some solid finishes (seven top 10's and a fifth place at Meadowlands), when he smashed his feet at Road America. When he came back at the Indy 500 in 1991, he still wanted to race full time, and drove the following 5 races. Unfortunately, the pain on his feet was too much for him at the twistys, and he decided to stop doing 'em after Meadowlands, and to only do the remaining two ovals, Michigan and Nazareth, retiring in both. By the time Nazareth came, there was much rumbling about him retiring at the end of the season, without even getting a farewell end at Indy despite what he reportedly said, and that's why the TV crew was so focused on the good ol' A.J. after he got out of the car. Eventually, he did race at the Indy 500 in 1992, finishing ninth, apart from a very strange, one lap long start-and-park at Surfers Paradise for Walker Motorsport and some laps in practice at Phoenix. The rest is history: Foyt tried to do the 1993 Indy 500, his driver Robby Gordon crashed on practice during pole day, and he called it quits to concentrate on ownership.
Adrián Fernández then Tony George tried creating a USAC 2.0 in 1996 called the IRL. That was a total flop and look at what happed to INDYCAR for 10 to 20 years later it was dead.
Yeah, but I don't know why you brought that up, as it has nothing to do with my comment or the video. Anyway, IndyCar has been on a slow upswing for a few years, that has intensified as of late. Not there yet on TV ratings and oval attendance outside Indy, but the quality of the field and the look and raceability of the cars are second to none, including those gold years. Heck, we're having a Bump Day again, and the full time field it set to keep increasing in the coming years.
@@PaperBanjo64I also think he won that Pocono race when they raced the Indy car against the sprint and midget USAC sliver crown series cars and he won with with no fight at all in like 1981. It counts as an official win I think in the official history and record book for Indycar.
I almost thought that would have been it for AJ Foyt's Hall of Fame Career, but, we where wrong. I personally asked AJ Foyt if'd he'd retire at the 1991 Indy Pole Day (Which is not a new story or new online), but Road America wrecked him even now in 2017.
When that happened, it made the notifications on my MSN explode, and I was in the middle of writing a paper for class. I was really confused for a bit.
I was watching TV when this happened...Vintage AJ...no apologies just Vintage AJ. That looks like it might be Robin Miller chasing AJ at the very end of the video.
I think he was trying to avoid Jeff Andretti and put himself in the wall. It was during a green flag run, I think, so the broadcast didn't catch it exactly, otherwise I would have included it.
Jeff Andretti is Michael Andretti's brother and John Andretti's cousin. Jeff Andretti had one full season in CART (1991), won Rookie of the Year, but ... not near Michael's talent. Jeff Andretti never seemed to recover from a big crash in the 1992 Indy 500, and his career petered out in NASCAR trucks.
Does anybody have footage of Johnny Benson, Jr.'s rant during a CWTS race that referenced this (and is also responsible for half of the UL views)? Last time I checked, it wasn't on here at all, and I don't even think the race from which it came from is on here! Can anybody please send me a clip of that for me to DL? I have never seen that clip, *EVER.* Please let me know. Thank you.
Randy Dubin You mean Johnny Sauter? Yeah, when that happened, I was working on a paper for class and my notifications on MSN exploded and it left me VERY confused for about 15 minutes.
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I love this because the reporter never approaches Foyt but rather Foyt approaches the reporter
_A.J Foyt Is Spot On._
*_"I'm Tired Of This Shit, Got People Out There That Shouldn't Even Be In A God Damn Racecar"_*
_I Just Love This Guy, I Met A.J In The Garage At Dayton Back In 2000_
Then the son of bitch gifts his worthless sack of shit grandson a ride for way too many years - crashing out other racers and running at the back of the field. For that AJ is a hypocrite.
A J was a sailor in a former life
@@SIGMAMAN69 no just an old grizzled german american mechanic and racecar driver, that was badass enough to take a dirt champ car and beat a bunch of new style lotus cars back in the day when the roadsters and offenhousers still ruled the indycar circuit, and earned the right to know racing over years of honeing in openwheel, that said hope they kept the wrenches away from him that day he was maaaaddd
It's funny because he hired Jeff to drive for him in 92.
Jeff is also his godson.
I INTRODUCED MY YOUNG DAUGHTERS TO A.J. FOYT AT A CART RACE AND I CAN NOT SAY ENOUGH ABOUT A.J. AND HOW HE TOOK THE TIME TO TALK TO THEM AND ASK ALL ABOUT THEM. A.J. STANDS TALL AS A DRIVER AND A HUMAN BEING. THANKS A.J.
I love AJ. He is also very generous. I remember all of the times when someone couldn't get the speed out of their car and he would offer his spare so they could get in the race.
I watched AJ race for many years, as a photographer on the circuit covering many races and a fan. GREAT driver, smart, so what he had a temper, no different then many people. He could muscle a car and put it where it needed to be. Nothing was handed to him, he worked his butt off for everything he got/has! AJ Foyt did as much for Indycar Racing as Indycar Racing did for him. I have much respect for him. A great father and friend to many. Thank you A.J.
@@billcolton1674 every great driver has a temper, anyway. So it's a bit rich for motorsports fans to criticise him for that. It's literally this competitiveness and drive that makes them great drivers to begin with. They are angry if they aren't winning every race. And nobody wins every race. So they're all angry, all the time lol
And 7 months later, who was AJs teammate at the Indy 500?
Jeff Andretti 😂
He was so mad at Jeff Andretti that he hired him less than a year later...
***** He hired both. Jeff Andretti drove for Foyt in the 1992 Indy 500. John Andretti drove for Foyt in the 1993 and 1994 Indy 500.
Cynon it seemed that A.J. on the track was a different man that A.J. of the track. I seem to think he is close with the Andretti’s as well.
@Rocket Man
And 100 percent correct.
I have heard that is exactly the case. One of the nicest guys ya ever see in a setting away from the track but when he is working he is all business
@@bobke114 a lot like Tony Stewart, except Tony's an asshole all the time.
I was a big Foyt fan great racer always loved his outburst. 1 thing about AJ he's no phoney what you see is what you get love him or hate him.
Really? He always came off as a gigantic phoney to me when he was trying to be nice in Interviews, he reminds me of Biff in some of them lol.
This is quite true.
Been a while since if watched anything from this era. Foyt is great, but I miss the awesome sound of these cars!
Who else is here because of the Dale Jr Download
Im here for that reason
Amen!
Me
Me
Yup, I had to see it after what Tony said and wow, I see it lol
I love how graceful and softly they describe AJ Foyt and then he gets out and acts like... AJ Foyt, lol. Wasn't quite as Worley and magnificent as the commentators described, but that's what makes AJ Foyt AJ Foyt!
Now THERE'S a race car driver. There may be younger racing fans who are tempted to compare recent prominent drivers to him, but believe you me - they aren't fit to gap A.J.'s plugs. This guy drove everything, and won in whatever venue, whatever type of car there was to drive. He built his own cars and did so much of his own work. A real throwback to real racing times before any showbusiness stuff. Most other drivers pale in comparison; he could make ANY 'intimidator' cower. I once was in the pits at the Miller 200 at the Milwaukee Mile in the 70's and witnessed up close and personally his intensity as he worked on his car, pre-race. A true legend.
He was the only person in history that built his own car (with his dad), drove it in the race, and won with the same car in history. Don't care who you are, that's impressive.
WELL GOD DAMN JEFF ANDRETTI
He seems like the friendly junkyard dawg, Just don’t ever pull his chain.
Who dat? LOL
One of the best he could drive anything
Foyt is the Babe Ruth of racing. No contest
I saw him as an owner at Laguna Seca, and I'm amazed that he could fit into an IndyCar, he is a large man, the other drivers in comparison were tiny...
In 1988(? or 89) Foyt spread a story about how he had a special car made for him for the Indy 500. That sent the media buzzing, because it was true, Foyt did have a specially made car for him. He didn't tell anyone what was so special about the car.
It was just a few inches wider so he could fit in it. Gotta hand it to him for how he sold it.
Old school helmet...old school driver....awesome texas mad driver a.j !!!! cheers from brasil
This was my dad the first five minutes he walked in the door every day after work. Come to think of it, this was just about every man I knew growing up except the preacher man.
Back when the Cars sounded so cool
God Bless A J Foyt🙏
Same guy that drove for Foyt the following year at Indy!
Best part? No faux apology needed from Paul Paige or Gary Gerould.
I had no idea about this video until Johnny Sauter said to watch it. Thanks Sauter!
An Foyt is the man icon legend greatest driver in this era
I really miss this track. Seen every Indycar race there except the first..
Look! Crowds!
how prophetically appropriate that statement is today
It’s funny how I sound the exact same when someone cuts me off in the interstate
Love ole A.J.
Paul Page didn't apologize for the language because the race was broadcast on ESPN, not a network channel. ESPN isn't subject to the same scrutiny as a network channel like ABC. Announcers apologize more now for language because more races are on network television now than then.
Timagnus Traylor And for sure” One day they will be a lot of apologizing and begging when Jesus Christ puts his foot down on all that take pride in taking God’s Name in Vain.”
Unfortunately, these days it is network policy (regardless of network or cable). Mike Joy was asked that over Twitter a few years ago.
@@Jesusislord3334 Jesus Fucking Christ, dude.
A.J. Foyt did not put up with anyone shit (PERIOD!!!!!)
A lot of these "live shows" are actually on a five to ten second delay just to beep out things like this.
Simply the BEST!
Do not mess with that man. I hear ya AJ
What you see is what you get. That's A.J.
AJ Foyt, Bobby Knight, Mike Ditka, old school
Now I’m gonna have to look up the Foyt Cogan interview
AJ actually HIRED Jeff for his backup car at Indy the following year. Jeff suffered SEVERE injuries to both feet in a mid-race crash.
I found the fact that Foyt hired Jeff Andretti afterwards to be funny, and then mildly tragic after that crash.
This is so funny that as soon as I see one of their names I think of this immediately and laugh
After Tony Stewart on the jr download said him going off about Logan sounded alot like this interview I had to find it
I missed the truck race live (little things like working on class work got in the way :\), so when I was doing my classwork and saw that my MSN was going berserk due to "Someone subscribed to you!" or "Someone commented on this!" popups.
I wouldn't say Sauter made me famous, I just cut out funny, amusing, or interesting clips from old races and share them with others. I used to send a bunch of stuff to friskycurtain, and when that account went under I made this account and uploaded them again.
That A.J.FOYT at his best.he didnt shit off anyone or anybody...(PERIOD.)
This is quite true.
Jeff's car owner in 1992? AJ Foyt. :D
Foyt = Best‼️🇺🇸🏁
Love those old sponsors.
Looks like Johnny Sauter made you famous "IndyCARTforever"! ^_^
Before that event you only had 10 comments, now it has 37 (At this point)! I love it when my drivers reference racing history, even in other series!
Good old AJ never one to beat around the bush
This is quite true.
Good thing this didn't happen today. He'd be fined $100,000 and ESPN would be apologizing up and down.
I think it would've been a good time to ask for his autograph and to pose for a picture.
I just wish that A.J. would have gotten directly to the point instead of beating around the bush. 😁
I knew AJ back in the 60's when he was racing at DuQuoin State Fairgrounds race track in IL. I think he won there 6 times. All the drivers stayed at a motel in MT. Vernon, IL because there were no big motels near DuQuoin. Once at the motel AJ told me he was hungry and had me go buy him chicken at Kentucky Fried Chicken and bring it back to him. Back then racing was very dangerous. The drivers pulled their cars behind a pickup truck. If they wanted a car to drive they would rent it. If there was a party going on somewhere you could always get some of them to show up. Once at a party they were spinning the wheels of a rental car and someone called the police. They asked us who was spinning the wheels of a car. We told them AJ Foyt and Parnelli Jones. They did not believe us and said "get out of here". I am telling on them now!
AJ is the only driver ever to win the Indy 500, 24 hour of Lemans, and Daytona 500! He could drive anything that had wheels on it. A lot like Kyle Larson can now!
Super Tex on a roll.
He had some choice words for Kevin Cogan as well. Both him & Andretti weren't happy with him at the start of the '82 indy 500.
RGV Shooter Also they were still good drivers and had a shot of winning that years race as well.
An interesting sidenote is that A.J. Foyt actually hired Jeff Andretti to drive for him in the Indy 500 the following year.
The Gospel According to FOYT
For those that are wondering about the somber tone in Paul Page's voice, some background:
AJ Foyt retired from full time racing after winning his seventh title in the last representative USAC Championship, a 1979 season very depleted of talent because of CART's creation. He kept on doing some CART races in a part-time basis (37 in the following 8 years), and in 1988, aged 53, he decided to race full time again. In the third year since his comeback, he was doing a fine job, just outside the top 10 in points with some solid finishes (seven top 10's and a fifth place at Meadowlands), when he smashed his feet at Road America.
When he came back at the Indy 500 in 1991, he still wanted to race full time, and drove the following 5 races. Unfortunately, the pain on his feet was too much for him at the twistys, and he decided to stop doing 'em after Meadowlands, and to only do the remaining two ovals, Michigan and Nazareth, retiring in both. By the time Nazareth came, there was much rumbling about him retiring at the end of the season, without even getting a farewell end at Indy despite what he reportedly said, and that's why the TV crew was so focused on the good ol' A.J. after he got out of the car.
Eventually, he did race at the Indy 500 in 1992, finishing ninth, apart from a very strange, one lap long start-and-park at Surfers Paradise for Walker Motorsport and some laps in practice at Phoenix. The rest is history: Foyt tried to do the 1993 Indy 500, his driver Robby Gordon crashed on practice during pole day, and he called it quits to concentrate on ownership.
Adrián Fernández then Tony George tried creating a USAC 2.0 in 1996 called the IRL. That was a total flop and look at what happed to INDYCAR for 10 to 20 years later it was dead.
Yeah, but I don't know why you brought that up, as it has nothing to do with my comment or the video. Anyway, IndyCar has been on a slow upswing for a few years, that has intensified as of late. Not there yet on TV ratings and oval attendance outside Indy, but the quality of the field and the look and raceability of the cars are second to none, including those gold years. Heck, we're having a Bump Day again, and the full time field it set to keep increasing in the coming years.
Adrián Fernández i mean just now it feels the sport is climbing out of the after effects from Tony George and CART crap from the 90s.
@@robminmonacaI love this line of reasoning considering that the IRL absorbed the remnants of the failed CART to give us what we have now.
It's kinda hard to believe that A. J. was 56 years old in this race.
He wanted to come out of retirement for the 1996 Indy 500 but he said he was too fat
@@PaperBanjo64if he was lighter he might have won that race with the lack luster field due to the early stages of the split.
@@robertmusgrave9236 he definitely could have! An old fat AJ was better than most of them scrubs
@@PaperBanjo64I also think he won that Pocono race when they raced the Indy car against the sprint and midget USAC sliver crown series cars and he won with with no fight at all in like 1981. It counts as an official win I think in the official history and record book for Indycar.
@@robertmusgrave9236 yes he did
thanks for posting icf
my dad always said nobody has ever had to say: how do you really feel aj?
A.J.'s helmet is awesome.
I love the pink hat.
The weird thing is Jeff Andretti did an ok career, cut short by a leg injury.
Very similar to Tony Stewart's rant on Joey Logano back at California in 2013.
Evan Williams ikr
Between 1:00 and 1:20 my dad is in the black hat and leather jacket.
Alex Tobias Ask him what he was thinking when he turned around at 1:11 haha his face is like "Holy shit he's pissed"
WTG Tobey !! ;D
I'd have loved to have been that close to AJ while he was raging!
Alex Tobias 1:02 - 1:05 this part featured in Legends video by indycar.Ask your father why A.J said sh*t on 1:02
Is your dad Tobie???
I 💘 me some Anthony Joseph!!
I almost thought that would have been it for AJ Foyt's Hall of Fame Career, but, we where wrong. I personally asked AJ Foyt if'd he'd retire at the 1991 Indy Pole Day (Which is not a new story or new online), but Road America wrecked him even now in 2017.
johnny told me to come here few months back when he was pissed at migeul pluto i did then and i keep coming back every now and then.
Would you want to be the guy who apologized for A.J. Foyt? I wouldn't. Because Foyt himself wouldn't apologize for it!
A.J. Foyt you'll always know his name, from the dusty dirt tracks of Houston, to the racing Hall Of Fame!🏁
@@toddfowler4017 Great song!
@@sunnybeech74 👌
Johnny Sauter sent me
When that happened, it made the notifications on my MSN explode, and I was in the middle of writing a paper for class. I was really confused for a bit.
Tony Stewart sent me from DJD. Second time I've come to relive this epic moment. Love me some AJ.
@@-BigMike-AJ is Smoke’s racing hero. Why he used the 14 (he asked AJ for permission first). Their similarities are crazy.
That is brilliant....comedy gold 😂😂😂
Okay can someone let me know what's going on with all the Johnny Sauter comments?
I was watching TV when this happened...Vintage AJ...no apologies just Vintage AJ. That looks like it might be Robin Miller chasing AJ at the very end of the video.
1:02 One of the greatest racecar drivers of all time says s**t.
WHY WOULD HE SAY THAT
I miss the shorter ovals on Indy circuit.
Politically Incorrect Ahhhhh the good ole days !!!
Jeff Andretti needs to go home and get his shinebox.
Who else came from the Dale Jr/Tony Stewart interview?
I was at this race working security 😉
But he never used the "F"-word. :)
No, it was worse
Yeah, now I see what Johnny Sauter was talking about. Sums it up well. AJ rocks!
A J’s language is almost as much a trademark as his race wins🤣
Johnny Sauter didn't tell me to come here.
So what happened in the incident to make him so angry then?
I think he was trying to avoid Jeff Andretti and put himself in the wall. It was during a green flag run, I think, so the broadcast didn't catch it exactly, otherwise I would have included it.
Daaaaaayymmmmm AJ ! Chill the frick out, dude ! relax, get some drink and put yo self together, Mr. Foyt
That was calm by AJ Foyt standards.
Who the hell is johnny sauter
You don't know much about Foyt. He's actually a class act, but he would call you a "mamma's boy".
Iconic
Foyt is the great-grandfather of auto racing.
Good ole AJ 👍🏻. Days before all this politically correct crap .
Who's the imbecile who gave the GD thumbs down😡
WELL YEAH HE'S ALL OVER THE GODAMN TRACK
I loved Foyt!! haha
Nazareth was great as a dirt track
Johnny Sauter brought me here, classic AJ!!!
Johnny sauter mentioned this video after he got wreck during the truck race
marshalljimduncan John Andretti wasn't THAT bad. He won an Indycar race at Surfers Paradise and won two nascar cup series races.
Jeff Andretti is Michael Andretti's brother and John Andretti's cousin. Jeff Andretti had one full season in CART (1991), won Rookie of the Year, but ... not near Michael's talent. Jeff Andretti never seemed to recover from a big crash in the 1992 Indy 500, and his career petered out in NASCAR trucks.
Mears ran wide anyway and then Lewis wrecked into Hall. He admitted that he threw it away after the race.
I completely understand that.
Does anybody have footage of Johnny Benson, Jr.'s rant during a CWTS race that referenced this (and is also responsible for half of the UL views)? Last time I checked, it wasn't on here at all, and I don't even think the race from which it came from is on here! Can anybody please send me a clip of that for me to DL? I have never seen that clip, *EVER.* Please let me know. Thank you.
Randy Dubin You mean Johnny Sauter? Yeah, when that happened, I was working on a paper for class and my notifications on MSN exploded and it left me VERY confused for about 15 minutes.
@Tiger31193 No, Gerould's the one he talked to on-camera.
I think someone should have gave him a Snickers
That's pretty awesome. :D
Johnny Sauter told me to come here!
1:02 i hear AJ said sh*t.
A.J. watch your language.
Look at those concrete walls at the end.
LOL - gotta love A.J.
Johnny brought me too