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November 29th, 2008

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NASCAR Jimmie Johnson 16-Ounce Travel Mug

$14.96

Double wall plastic 16oz. travel mug with a sealable slide top cover. Top shelf dishwasher safe. Made in the USA….

Susquehanna Glass Nascar’s Jimmie Johnson 25-Ounce Sport Mug

$16.39

Add this officially licensed stylized etched Nascar Logo to your collection of home glassware. This is durable enough for everyday use and has the professional deep etch quality of a collector’s item. Individual attention goes into your piece from design to packaging, making this item a true one of a kind, made in the USA! Give it as a gift to your race fans and cheers to a cold one for your fav…

Jimmie Johnson #48 Coaster Set – Set of 6 in Collectible Nascar Tin

$14.99

There are six Jimmie Johnson #48 Lowe’s Car coasters in a Hendrick racing team colored box. Indestructible tin coaster set in collectible tin. The perfect gift for anyone who collects Racing memorabilia. Great craftsmanship and durability. There ar…

Disney’s Greatest 3

$8.89

No Description AvailableNo Track Information AvailableMedia Type: CDArtist: DISNEYTitle: VOL. 3-DISNEY’S GREATESTStreet Release Date: 08/20/2002…

Eric Clapton: Crossroads Guitar Festival

$29.98

Mint condition, slip case, cover, discs, and insert. First of the Crossroads Charity Concerts organized by Eric Clapton. Guests include JJ Cale, ZZ Top, Joe Walsh, Buddy Guy and BB King. Region 1 (USA & CANADA)…

The Bristol Sessions, 1927-1928: The Big Bang of Country Music

$124.92

(5-CD LP-size Box-Set with 120-page hardcover book. 124 tracks for a playing time of 385:19)”The single most important event in the history of country music.” (Johnny Cash, on the 1927 Bristol sessions)The foundation of country music! An unsurpassed storehouse of traditional American music! Features the first recordings by the Carter Family and Jimmie Rodgers. The legendary sessions issued compl…

The Cheyenne Social Club [VHS]

$9.90

This 1970 film teams director Gene Kelly with two veteran Hollywood actors in a light romp about two over-the-hill cowboys who inherit a bordello. Henry Fonda and James Stewart dusted off their spurs to team up in this appealing if formulaic western comedy. The two Hollywood legends play aging cowpokes who seem to do nothing but get on each other’s nerves as they travel aimlessly through the West….

Haunted Mansion Mystery [VHS]

$5.99

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Times Ain’t Like They Used to Be: Early Rural & Popular American Music (From Rare Original Film Masters, 1928-35) [VHS]

$4.95

Fans of early country and blues won’t want to miss this compilation of newsreel footage from the ’20s and ’30s, capturing both the famous (Jimmie Rodgers, Bob Wills’s Texas Playboys) and the anonymous. The 23 painstakingly compiled clips focus mostly on the musicians where they lived or played, at home, at barn dances, and on street corners. Some of the highlights include Georgia field hands,…

ROOMMATES RMK1675GM Jimmie Johnson Peel and Stick Giant Wall Decals

$16.99

RMK1675GM Gentlemen, start your engines! This giant nascar wall decal is sure to satisfy fans of any age. Featuring Jimmie Johnson’s 48 car, this design is easy to apply and will look great on any wall or smooth surface. It’s a great addition to bedrooms of racing enthusiasts, or as an addition to a nascar merchandise collection! For more nascar on your walls, check out the standard pack of wall …

NASCAR- Jimmie Johnson Closer of Obtaining his Fourth Title in the Sprint Cup

With only one race left for the grand finale of the Sprint Cup in the NASCAR Series, the championship has taken a surprising twist that puts Jimmie Johnson once again at the top of the drivers’ standings. Johnson had a poor performance last week, when he ended in 38th place and cut his advantage in the rankings, giving veteran Mark Martin – in second – more leeway in catching up. In this week’s Check O’Reilly Auto Parts 500, however, Johnson managed to emerge as the leader of the race and re-established his dominance. The competition, which took place on the Phoenix International Raceway track, added another 195 points to the Hendrick Motorsports driver’s total. He not only kept first place but extended his lead over Martin, his teammate, by 180 points. The victory marks Johnson’s fourth in the Chase for the Sprint Cup this year, his seventh overall in the season and his forty-seventh win in his professional racing career at the Sprint Cup. In Phoenix, the driver of the #48 Chevrolet Impala started from third place on the grid, showing from the beginning his desire to win the challenge. With complete control over his car, Johnson demonstrated his talent and potential, confirming that his loss in the previous competition was the exception rather than the rule. He was sidelined by an accident on the track that hardly reflect his usually very elevated performance. Johnson quickly overcame the momentary embarrassment and instead has stayed focused on the competition. “We do not have to lose respect for the other drivers. We still haven’t won anything yet, so we have to focus on the last race, which is the competition that we really need to win, to secure the title.” The three-time Chase champion made his presence felt on the track in Arizona, staying ahead of the competition during 238 of the 312 scheduled laps. The #48 driver was able to advance authoritatively until he positioned himself in first place from the opening laps. He spent the rest of the time struggling to defend himself from his closely pursuers, who stayed right behind him and attacked him mercilessly in the struggle to win. But Johnson was unmoved. With the superiority of a true champion, Johnson overcame the attacks and kept his lead, even as the pressure grew, lap after lap. In the 243rd lap, Johnson entered the pits so his mechanics could change his tires and refuel his car. Although the stop was necessary, it cost him the lead, which was taken by Matt Kenseth. Kenseth stood in front for five laps before himself entering the pits. Mindful of what was happening; Johnson took advantage of Kenseth’s track exit and placed himself ahead of the race. From that moment on, the competition was no longer disputed; his led extremely well and avoided being reached by Denny Hamlin and Jeff Burton, who were involved in a rigorous dispute over second and third place. Although the drivers were close behind Johnson, their attacks did not represent any real threat. Nor did the arrival of Joey Logano; Johnson got rid of the rookie smoothly and continued his rally until the end of the challenge. He was followed by Burton in second place and Hamlin in third. For the last race at Homestead, Johnson is planning for an aggressive strategy that – he hopes – will guarantee him an accident-free competition and secure his fourth Chase trophy.

Will Jimmie Johnson EVER GO A WHOLE ENTIRE Sprint Cup season WITHOUT winning a race?

I seriously DISLIKE Jimmie Johnson, and I DO NOT, I mean, DO NOT(Italicize and TRIPLE underline “NOT’. LOL) want Jimmie Johnson to win a race this season!! Also, I WANT HIM TO MISS THE Chase For The Sprint Cup! When do you guys think Jimmie Johnson will fail to win a race for an entire season?

No. Jimmie and Chad are on top of their game. They have been for a while. With the no testing policy the larger teams have the advantage. The smaller teams will never catch up. Just when they do start to catch up then NASCAR will change something again and the larger teams will have the advantage again.