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  • #16
    To the professor

    No, I did NOT misspell a bunch of words, maybe a couple but not a bunch. I just don't care about that crap as much as you and my fingers hit the wrong keys a few times, but then again, that's why you're the Professor and I'm just a pion.

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    • #17
      I here ya tuna, I found this in another thread, I rest my case about nascar losing it's ass.


      By Steve Harrison
      Thursday, Mar. 10, 2011
      The NASCAR Hall of Fame lost $187,983 in January, pushing its cumulative loss for the fiscal year to $1.03 million.

      The hall's total attendance for the month was 23,177, which includes nearly 12,000 people who visited for free during a one-week open house.

      Before the hall opened in May, the Charlotte Regional Visitors Authority projected the hall would have a surplus of roughly $700,000 for its first year. But that budget has since been revised, and the CRVA now forecasts a loss of $1.29 million for fiscal year 2011.

      The good news for the CRVA is that the hall's financial performance is now matching the revised budget. In its revised budget, the CRVA had projected a loss of $1.07 million through January. That means the hall is slightly ahead of its new budget.

      The CRVA, a subsidiary of the city of Charlotte, has said it will use its reserves to cover losses for this fiscal year, which ends in June. If there are losses in future years, the CRVA might have to ask the City Council for money from the hospitality taxes on motel and hotel rooms, as well as on prepared food and beverages.

      The CRVA and the city have said that general fund tax dollars - which pay for police, fire and other essential services - won't be used.

      The hall probably will have two more lean months in February and March before crowds grow again in April, May and June.
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      I know which tracks your talking about, until someone other than that family runs those places it will never change,period. I do have to give nascar credit for one thing, my oldest daughter went to Darlington, had great seats and only paid $35 bucks apiece for them, hell Winchester,Va charged $30 for grandstand seats to a damn 50 lap WOO late model race!!!!

      BTW, don't fret these peckerheads about the mis spelled words, at 62 years old, your allowed dude.
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      • #18
        What's that got to do with NASCAR?

        Still the BEST DAM... RACING in TOWN!!!!!!!!

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        • #19
          Amusing how he ^^^ repeatedly keeps responding yet I can't read a damn thing he post. ROFLMFAO!!
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