If Carr shows his stuff, Snead'll be out pounding the streets.

Remains to be seen, of course. But if he is, might he make Slick Willie sign his big fat contract somewhere else next year?

This doesnt change my opinion. Im still a fan of Snead.

Somebody was drinking in Louisiana. Alert the Media.

This wont be a popular opinion, but I think this whole MADD thing has
gone too far. Its too severe, and it takes too little to draw a flag.
Blanket zero tolerance policies always bring unintended consequences.
Its lazy, knee jerk justice.

As far as Im concerned, drunk drivers are no worse than stupid drivers, and everyone on the road around me is, in my expectation, stupid. Therefore I approach all other drivers as if they are stupid. Because they are. This has kept me from having a single wreck, in 40 years of driving. Doesnt matter to me if they're drunk, stupid, or texting. Im gonna put the hammer down, and put them in my rear-view mirror.

The secret to highway safety is DRIVE FASTER. They just dont want to tell you that, because if word gets out, they wont be able to hold their radar roadside fund-raisers. People in Germany know this fact, but they want their Auto-Bahn to themselves.

HAUL AZZ, and the stupid, drunk, and textors will be in your past. The difference between drunk driver and texting drivers is that drunk drivers are looking at the road.

FREE WILLIE !

Sorry buddy. Not when you've seen when I've seen. And if more of the public did, more people would think twice about it. You can put people behind you all you want. That doesn't save the Innocent people unknowingly driving toward a drunk driver. Or the Innocent people driving through an intersection that get t-boned by a drunk that was too wasted to stop at a stop light.

Until you've done CPR on a child while his mom is unconscious and bleeding because some ******* decided to get wasted and drive, you don't know the real impact of drunk drivers.

I think Carr is more than a stop-gap, though. What I saw is great hands, quick in short spaces, decent size/athleticism. Doesn't have much straight-line, break-away speed (4.6), but just gets open. I like him.

That sounds an awful lot like a description of Willie Snead. Didn't Snead run a 4.6 too?