JLaw racing GNCC on a Phoenix Honda

mxb2
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10/23/2023 8:47am

Living his life, lots of judgy creeps in here.

mxb2 wrote:

Ironic

Nothing ironic about it...

You are judging people posting. 

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10/23/2023 9:23am
mxb2 wrote:

Ironic

Nothing ironic about it...

mxb2 wrote:

You are judging people posting. 

Not judging...observing. Big difference. Lots of glass houses and holier than thou know it alls here...that's judging.

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mxb2
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10/23/2023 9:37am

Nothing ironic about it...

mxb2 wrote:

You are judging people posting. 

Not judging...observing. Big difference. Lots of glass houses and holier than thou know it alls here...that's judging.

Mmm k.  Lol

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10/23/2023 10:18am

People came after me when I commented on a Instagram post that no way he even top 10s the overall AM race and that he would get beat by a couple of the women. Keep in mind this is the AM race so Women/Old guys/teenagers/sportsman riders.

I think he did great and that's about where I expected him to finish but the people that don't understand GNCC saying he would win were annoying. 

Justin Starling also raced the XC1 class too (got last but Im sure he knew that going in) 8 of the 14 XC1 guys have won a race this year. 

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10/23/2023 10:24am
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Pretty disrespectful audience in here.  Some of you guys should be ashamed.  

fins227 wrote:

They’re all matthes dick riders he posted about the thread on twitter then all these comments started popping up. 

I love Pulp MX / Matthes and J-Law. 

Pretty odd to have any response on here expect that it's cool he's racing, and, whatever his past issues, he seems to be doing well, and that's cool as well. 

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10/23/2023 2:25pm

I barely follow what he's up to these days but I didn't know he had a job in the industry but since he rode in the industry class, guess he does.  Anybody know what job he has in the industry?

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10/23/2023 2:32pm
mooch wrote:
I barely follow what he's up to these days but I didn't know he had a job in the industry but since he rode in the...

I barely follow what he's up to these days but I didn't know he had a job in the industry but since he rode in the industry class, guess he does.  Anybody know what job he has in the industry?

Axel Hodges raced the Industry class a few years ago, so it may not be necessary to work in the industry.   I think it's more of an invite only class.  Not sure

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10/23/2023 4:01pm

Cool that he finished and it looks like he rode good.

I half expected him to not even show up. 

10/23/2023 5:20pm
mooch wrote:
I barely follow what he's up to these days but I didn't know he had a job in the industry but since he rode in the...

I barely follow what he's up to these days but I didn't know he had a job in the industry but since he rode in the industry class, guess he does.  Anybody know what job he has in the industry?

Influencer

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10/23/2023 5:37pm

He said it was first race in 13 years on IG. Good for him and rode about 1.5 more hours then I could have. 😂

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10/23/2023 8:54pm

I’m not a hater, I think it was awesome he showed up and raced and I hope he does more in the future. However, did anyone else find that interview to be sad/depressing?

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I’m not a hater, I think it was awesome he showed up and raced and I hope he does more in the future. However, did anyone...

I’m not a hater, I think it was awesome he showed up and raced and I hope he does more in the future. However, did anyone else find that interview to be sad/depressing?

Yes, easy to tell the guy has been through some hard times and has that typical attitude/personality of someone that has had substance abuse issues. Rad he showed up and rode, I have respect for anyone that can ride a motorcycle at that level.

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10/24/2023 5:46am
mooch wrote:
I barely follow what he's up to these days but I didn't know he had a job in the industry but since he rode in the...

I barely follow what he's up to these days but I didn't know he had a job in the industry but since he rode in the industry class, guess he does.  Anybody know what job he has in the industry?

motokiwi wrote:

Influencer

More like under the influencer 

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10/24/2023 5:47am

Pretty cool that he was able to do this and it sounds like he might want to continue some next year.  

I do have a question and not asking to be a dick.  Does JLaw have a job or did he make enough in his short career that's he's essentially set?  I still see him rocking the ARMA branding but I don't see him listed on their website in any capacity.  Just curious what he might be doing to get along.  

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10/24/2023 7:54am

Living his life, lots of judgy creeps in here.

Jason has done enough in torching his MX career to warrant people being "judgy creeps". Yes, he was an amazing talent...but was pretty much an amazing dickhead too. He was paid a lot of money by sponsors and teams, and screwed them all. I'm glad he's (presumably) clean/sober now and showing off his bike riding skills at 35, but IMO he'll never be the hero some here make him out to be.

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10/24/2023 8:22am

Living his life, lots of judgy creeps in here.

davistld01 wrote:
Jason has done enough in torching his MX career to warrant people being "judgy creeps". Yes, he was an amazing talent...but was pretty much an amazing...

Jason has done enough in torching his MX career to warrant people being "judgy creeps". Yes, he was an amazing talent...but was pretty much an amazing dickhead too. He was paid a lot of money by sponsors and teams, and screwed them all. I'm glad he's (presumably) clean/sober now and showing off his bike riding skills at 35, but IMO he'll never be the hero some here make him out to be.

It's his life, living it the way he sees fit. Maybe he didn't GAF about what you and the creeps see as important. He has enough of an impact that when Jason comes up in threads, the judges come out of the wood work to say what they think he should have done. Kinda pathetic, but that is what anonymity brings. 

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Living his life, lots of judgy creeps in here.

davistld01 wrote:
Jason has done enough in torching his MX career to warrant people being "judgy creeps". Yes, he was an amazing talent...but was pretty much an amazing...

Jason has done enough in torching his MX career to warrant people being "judgy creeps". Yes, he was an amazing talent...but was pretty much an amazing dickhead too. He was paid a lot of money by sponsors and teams, and screwed them all. I'm glad he's (presumably) clean/sober now and showing off his bike riding skills at 35, but IMO he'll never be the hero some here make him out to be.

It's his life, living it the way he sees fit. Maybe he didn't GAF about what you and the creeps see as important. He has enough...

It's his life, living it the way he sees fit. Maybe he didn't GAF about what you and the creeps see as important. He has enough of an impact that when Jason comes up in threads, the judges come out of the wood work to say what they think he should have done. Kinda pathetic, but that is what anonymity brings. 

So...it's not important to represent your sponsors and the team that pays you by not behaving like a total idiot? 

Gotcha.

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davistld01 wrote:
Jason has done enough in torching his MX career to warrant people being "judgy creeps". Yes, he was an amazing talent...but was pretty much an amazing...

Jason has done enough in torching his MX career to warrant people being "judgy creeps". Yes, he was an amazing talent...but was pretty much an amazing dickhead too. He was paid a lot of money by sponsors and teams, and screwed them all. I'm glad he's (presumably) clean/sober now and showing off his bike riding skills at 35, but IMO he'll never be the hero some here make him out to be.

It's his life, living it the way he sees fit. Maybe he didn't GAF about what you and the creeps see as important. He has enough...

It's his life, living it the way he sees fit. Maybe he didn't GAF about what you and the creeps see as important. He has enough of an impact that when Jason comes up in threads, the judges come out of the wood work to say what they think he should have done. Kinda pathetic, but that is what anonymity brings. 

davistld01 wrote:

So...it's not important to represent your sponsors and the team that pays you by not behaving like a total idiot? 

Gotcha.

Bingo.    If ya dont like opinions.dont post on social media, or get in trouble.  Pretty simple

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10/24/2023 11:32am Edited Date/Time 10/24/2023 11:39am
davistld01 wrote:
Jason has done enough in torching his MX career to warrant people being "judgy creeps". Yes, he was an amazing talent...but was pretty much an amazing...

Jason has done enough in torching his MX career to warrant people being "judgy creeps". Yes, he was an amazing talent...but was pretty much an amazing dickhead too. He was paid a lot of money by sponsors and teams, and screwed them all. I'm glad he's (presumably) clean/sober now and showing off his bike riding skills at 35, but IMO he'll never be the hero some here make him out to be.

It's his life, living it the way he sees fit. Maybe he didn't GAF about what you and the creeps see as important. He has enough...

It's his life, living it the way he sees fit. Maybe he didn't GAF about what you and the creeps see as important. He has enough of an impact that when Jason comes up in threads, the judges come out of the wood work to say what they think he should have done. Kinda pathetic, but that is what anonymity brings. 

davistld01 wrote:

So...it's not important to represent your sponsors and the team that pays you by not behaving like a total idiot? 

Gotcha.

They knew what he was like. Not like he was a robot, then short circuited into what he was. He brought exposure to his sponsors... apparently you have never heard the saying " any publicity is good publicity"... i highly doubt what JLaw did was detrimental to his sponsors, not like he drove a skool bus full of special ed kids into a bridge abutment. So many perfect people here, really is impressive. 

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10/24/2023 12:05pm

Looks like he had fun, enjoyed his time and had good take aways. 

Looks happy and healthy, why hate? 

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10/24/2023 12:41pm Edited Date/Time 10/24/2023 1:37pm

Looks like he had fun, enjoyed his time and had good take aways. 

Looks happy and healthy, why hate? 

A difference in opinions isnt hate. 

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10/24/2023 12:47pm Edited Date/Time 10/24/2023 12:47pm
They knew what he was like. Not like he was a robot, then short circuited into what he was. He brought exposure to his sponsors... apparently...

They knew what he was like. Not like he was a robot, then short circuited into what he was. He brought exposure to his sponsors... apparently you have never heard the saying " any publicity is good publicity"... i highly doubt what JLaw did was detrimental to his sponsors, not like he drove a skool bus full of special ed kids into a bridge abutment. So many perfect people here, really is impressive. 

The most impressive thing is your unerring fanboyism. 

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10/24/2023 2:08pm
They knew what he was like. Not like he was a robot, then short circuited into what he was. He brought exposure to his sponsors... apparently...

They knew what he was like. Not like he was a robot, then short circuited into what he was. He brought exposure to his sponsors... apparently you have never heard the saying " any publicity is good publicity"... i highly doubt what JLaw did was detrimental to his sponsors, not like he drove a skool bus full of special ed kids into a bridge abutment. So many perfect people here, really is impressive. 

davistld01 wrote:

The most impressive thing is your unerring fanboyism. 

Nothing to do with that you jackoff...Great comeback though. 

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10/24/2023 2:11pm

Looks like he had fun, enjoyed his time and had good take aways. 

Looks happy and healthy, why hate? 

The hate is clear when these know-it-alls say he should have done this and that. Meanwhile, people still talk about Lawrence like he just raced yesterday... "he just through it all away, blah, blah..." wait it isn't hate, just saying. Twats.

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10/24/2023 2:40pm Edited Date/Time 10/24/2023 2:41pm
They knew what he was like. Not like he was a robot, then short circuited into what he was. He brought exposure to his sponsors... apparently...

They knew what he was like. Not like he was a robot, then short circuited into what he was. He brought exposure to his sponsors... apparently you have never heard the saying " any publicity is good publicity"... i highly doubt what JLaw did was detrimental to his sponsors, not like he drove a skool bus full of special ed kids into a bridge abutment. So many perfect people here, really is impressive. 

davistld01 wrote:

The most impressive thing is your unerring fanboyism. 

Nothing to do with that you jackoff...Great comeback though. 

More original than calling me a jackoff. But, I always tend to consider the source. Thanks, though.

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10/24/2023 5:18pm Edited Date/Time 10/24/2023 5:19pm
davistld01 wrote:

The most impressive thing is your unerring fanboyism. 

Nothing to do with that you jackoff...Great comeback though. 

davistld01 wrote:

More original than calling me a jackoff. But, I always tend to consider the source. Thanks, though.

I bet you live in an HOA and drive a pickup with balls hanging from the hitch to show your societal prominence and success. You're welcome though.

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10/24/2023 6:22pm

He's got issues, but don't we all. Good to see him smile

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10/24/2023 7:43pm

Deegan is a powder boy compared to JLaw

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10/24/2023 9:19pm

Loved the vital interview, seems like he takes full ownership of his mistakes and wants to keep riding  what more can you ask for.

the offer to ride quads or race nascars cracked me up 

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I’m not a hater, I think it was awesome he showed up and raced and I hope he does more in the future. However, did anyone...

I’m not a hater, I think it was awesome he showed up and raced and I hope he does more in the future. However, did anyone else find that interview to be sad/depressing?

Which interview?

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