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Topic: Tyler Walker-Good Samaritan in Knoxville, Iowa
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August 17, 2011 at
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Great info Joel, much appreciated. PA has a very special history with some of the best, most highly respected sprint car owners of all-time and some characters as well. I have great respect and a bit of knowledge of many Posse things, from owners - drivers - tracks - fans but it seems it all goes bad when I argue with a few of the minority in here.....
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August 17, 2011 at
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A Car Owner, A Very Colorful Character, and the late Bob Weikert were all the same rolled into one; been trying to find youtube videos of Weikert giving one of his many victory lane sermons, but no luck so far................
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August 17, 2011 at
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Unless you've ever experienced a bout of vertigo, you just don't understand what how debilitating it can be.
Knock on wood, its been awhile since I've had an episode. It comes on quickly and in my case, I didn't want to move a muscle, laying completely still, curled up into a ball. Any movement whatsoever and wow, instant dizziness and nauseousness.
Tyler, hope all is well with you and this passes quickly. Been in those shoes and it's not fun at all!
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August 17, 2011 at
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Here's a shot of t-dub trying to help haud get back in the race at the royal.
Frank
Misunderstood by a lot of people!
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August 26, 2011 at
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All I can say what a tough way to make a living. Broken leg, broken arm, broken clavical, torn acl, numerous other major injuries to his body, and to now be dizzy. This man has to love this or be forced into it. Probably the worst thing about all this is the constsnt scrutiny he is under. The story of him talking to someone outside the sprint car hall of fame is typical of the way Tyler treats people in general. It was nice someone noticed. We all have sides of our personality that we need to work on and Tyler is no different than me or you. The difference is no one sees when I screw up, how about you? Whenever you point a finger at someone dont forget the 4 pointing back at you. I hope that Tyler can make a quick recovery and bless us with his heroics on the racetrack once again. He is a true winner in my book
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