I back, well, sort of

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I never really left actually. I just had a major career change and I've been all over the nation racing in 2-different series and running with the Skip Barber school in their MX-5 cup. Then, I also finished up my turbo miata track car and I've been hitting the track twice per month in that, making coats out of rich people. I can look back and see that I took a step outside of my life to focus on something...and cut off all my friends, women, and family to do it. Its been great, and its not over, but my new desk-job allows me to go home every day.

As for women, I'm back where i left off, hopefully ready for progress. I'll see you homos around town, lol

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Racing has a way of putting the rest of life on the back burner.

What exactly will you be doing now?

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[QUOTE=UncleHOwie;33404]Racing has a way of putting the rest of life on the back burner.

What exactly will you be doing now?[/QUOTE]

Well for starters I'm actually making a point to pursue women for a change...rather than not care and go to the track. I have literally not had the energy to consistently focus on how I'm interacting with women nor the ability to see where I am during mid converstation. Well, its not that I haven't had the time, I've not made it a priority...and I'm 28-years old, and nothing has changed.

Professionally, I run 4-grant programs for 3-states and its great.

As for motorsports...well, I may send my green turbo miata to California since my buddy just took a job prepping cars out there, so I have a place to store it and I will probably "arrive and drive" in the Redline Time Attack series in the "RWD street mod" class if Nitto continues to foot the tire bill and pay contingency money.

"Racing makes heroin look like a mild craving for something salty."
-Peter Egan