The Pagoda Society’s Live Colloquium
Aye aye, Lindy. We’re a go.
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Aye aye, Lindy. We’re a go.
► The Pagoda Society’s Live Colloquium airs Sunday evening at the precise moment Lindy Thackston gives us the go-ahead via Twitter. We are at her beck and call, and will “unleash hell” upon her command. And then we will guide you through the next 38 excruciating hours also known as Sonoma. Be there, or be bored. ► There will be no [...]
Naturally, Scott Dixon is unimpresed with The Intimidator 305 — the first NASCAR-themed roller coaster. It’s a dandy of a ride if you fancy steep drops, lightning-fast speeds, and death-defying barrel rolls. Which Scott doesn’t, obviously. And he’s here to do something about it.
According to the unstoppable blogging machine known as George Phillips, VERSUS can expand its IndyCar audience not by altering the way in which the League is packaged to (and perceived by) the masses, but rather through the re-broadcasting of old races. During the off-season. To people who aren’t necessarily IndyCar fans. The rationale? This could give them a different audience than the [...]
In an effort to combat the otherworldly boredom that is the Grand Prix of Sonoma, the Pagoda is publishing links to material that will fill the void left by a lack of race-related discussions. Why? Because there’s nothing worth discussing, obviously. Such is the vast, crushing monotony of Sonoma. On to today’s links. It’s the [...]
So what did we learn about Kanaan here today? Why that’s easy: He can unhinge his jaw like a boa constrictor and eat anything whole … up to and including medium-sized coyotes. Just as I’ve suspected all along. Despite evidence to the contrary, he CAN drive a green-and-white car without suffering catastrophic physical & psychological injuries (i.e., exploding [...]
In an effort to combat the otherworldly boredom that is the Grand Prix of Sonoma, the Pagoda is publishing links to material that will fill the void left by a lack of race-related discussions. Why? Because there’s nothing worth discussing, obviously. Such is the vast, crushing monotony of Sonoma. Pressdog was kind enough to suggest [...]