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ajg1959 · Mar 5, 2009

swaimj said:

I think it's because we like the old and familiar and dislike change. I didn't like Waltrip, then I didn't like Earnhardt, then I didn't like Gordon, and now I don't like Busch.

But now I respect Waltrip and think he was good for the sport. I even respect Earnhardt. I recently watched a tape of the race that included "the pass in the grass". The man was impossible to pass. And I currently find myself rooting for Jeff Gordon. Does this mean I will somehow reconcile myself to like Busch? No. I'm rooting for Joey Lagano!
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I liked gordon from the start because he wasnt intimidated by the intimidater, but I doubt either one of the bush's will become one of my favorites.

If you want to see a true turn around, read about DW and his conversion to Christ. He used to fight, drink and cuss with the best of em, and he was one of the biggest cheaters that NASCAR ever had but after his conversion he was totally different.

I do like his brother Mickey Waltrip...he is funny and the same is true for Kenny Wallace. I dont care for Rusty, but Kenny is fun to watch and listen to...and even when he is wrecked out of a race he is still smiling and just glad to be there.

AJ

AJ

padredurand · Mar 6, 2009

That's the other thing about Busch. Sometimes he's misunderstood. Sometimes folks hate on him just because, well, he's not their vision of loveable or even likeable. Other times he's a jerk and simply doesn't like being called on it.

But it's all part of the package. For along with his driving talent, there is an edge to his personality -- a confidence not just bordering on cockiness but overrunning it to an entirely new level -- that helps make him as good as he is.
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