JT literary scholar?

kbsci wrote:

It’s think it’s pretentious to deploy such grandiloquent vocabulary within his purview.

ob wrote:

lol JT is good, really good

And a fucking nice guy

Zycki11 wrote:

He busted out Kevin Costner For Love Of The Game as well. JT is JT$ for a reason. Would love to spend time and just chat...

He busted out Kevin Costner For Love Of The Game as well. JT is JT$ for a reason. Would love to spend time and just chat about things with the guy. Big fan 

Snoqualmie wrote:

FYI: "Clear the Mechanism"

 

crowe660 wrote:

Did JT race Suzuki’s at any point in his career?  Not that there’s anything wrong with that. 

crowe660 wrote:

Did JT race Suzuki’s at any point in his career?  Not that there’s anything wrong with that. 

wreckitrandy wrote:

You didn't go there.....!

Jt$ wrote:

These posts made me chuckle. The quote thing for me is that racing is like most things in life, history repeating itself or at least rhyming...

These posts made me chuckle. The quote thing for me is that racing is like most things in life, history repeating itself or at least rhyming. I like to draw parallels between things that seem completely unrelated. Maybe it doesn’t always work but it’s fun for me to try. 

On the hair, I get it. I know many don’t like it and that’s ok. 

Jt$ wrote:

These posts made me chuckle. The quote thing for me is that racing is like most things in life, history repeating itself or at least rhyming...

These posts made me chuckle. The quote thing for me is that racing is like most things in life, history repeating itself or at least rhyming. I like to draw parallels between things that seem completely unrelated. Maybe it doesn’t always work but it’s fun for me to try. 

On the hair, I get it. I know many don’t like it and that’s ok. 

crowe660 wrote:

Did JT race Suzuki’s at any point in his career?  Not that there’s anything wrong with that. 

Snoqualmie wrote:

That caught me by surprise, too.So, if Hemingway wrote about SX/MX, here is what it might have read like (ChatGPT at work...)"The track was cut...

That caught me by surprise, too.

So, if Hemingway wrote about SX/MX, here is what it might have read like (ChatGPT at work...)

"The track was cut into the brown earth and the ruts were deep and honest. The bikes came in fast and loud and the air smelled of gas and dust and hot metal. A man sat on the line with his goggles down and his hands steady on the bars. He did not look around. He listened for the gate and he waited for the hit. When it dropped he went like he had been shot forward, and the first corner took men who were brave and men who were not. You rode the bumps and you took the jumps as they came. You did not think about falling. You thought about the next turn and the clean way through it. When it was over your arms were heavy and your mouth was dry and you felt alive in the simple way that mattered."

 

Snoqualmie wrote:

That caught me by surprise, too.So, if Hemingway wrote about SX/MX, here is what it might have read like (ChatGPT at work...)"The track was cut...

That caught me by surprise, too.

So, if Hemingway wrote about SX/MX, here is what it might have read like (ChatGPT at work...)

"The track was cut into the brown earth and the ruts were deep and honest. The bikes came in fast and loud and the air smelled of gas and dust and hot metal. A man sat on the line with his goggles down and his hands steady on the bars. He did not look around. He listened for the gate and he waited for the hit. When it dropped he went like he had been shot forward, and the first corner took men who were brave and men who were not. You rode the bumps and you took the jumps as they came. You did not think about falling. You thought about the next turn and the clean way through it. When it was over your arms were heavy and your mouth was dry and you felt alive in the simple way that mattered."

 

McG194 wrote:

If you downvoted this, you suck. 

fullfloater wrote:

When JT asked Ryder D if he was going to keep the mustache, it would have been epic if Ryder asked if he was going to...

When JT asked Ryder D if he was going to keep the mustache, it would have been epic if Ryder asked if he was going to keep that haircut.

Ehm24 wrote:

I’m sorry, but JT can’t hold a candle to Profeshenal’s outright command of the English language

Jt$ wrote:

These posts made me chuckle. The quote thing for me is that racing is like most things in life, history repeating itself or at least rhyming...

These posts made me chuckle. The quote thing for me is that racing is like most things in life, history repeating itself or at least rhyming. I like to draw parallels between things that seem completely unrelated. Maybe it doesn’t always work but it’s fun for me to try. 

On the hair, I get it. I know many don’t like it and that’s ok. 

Snoqualmie wrote:

That caught me by surprise, too.So, if Hemingway wrote about SX/MX, here is what it might have read like (ChatGPT at work...)"The track was cut...

That caught me by surprise, too.

So, if Hemingway wrote about SX/MX, here is what it might have read like (ChatGPT at work...)

"The track was cut into the brown earth and the ruts were deep and honest. The bikes came in fast and loud and the air smelled of gas and dust and hot metal. A man sat on the line with his goggles down and his hands steady on the bars. He did not look around. He listened for the gate and he waited for the hit. When it dropped he went like he had been shot forward, and the first corner took men who were brave and men who were not. You rode the bumps and you took the jumps as they came. You did not think about falling. You thought about the next turn and the clean way through it. When it was over your arms were heavy and your mouth was dry and you felt alive in the simple way that mattered."

 

McG194 wrote:

If you downvoted this, you suck. 

HonDawg17 wrote:

"Bro"...moto is poetry in MOTION, not words.

Snoqualmie wrote:

That caught me by surprise, too.So, if Hemingway wrote about SX/MX, here is what it might have read like (ChatGPT at work...)"The track was cut...

That caught me by surprise, too.

So, if Hemingway wrote about SX/MX, here is what it might have read like (ChatGPT at work...)

"The track was cut into the brown earth and the ruts were deep and honest. The bikes came in fast and loud and the air smelled of gas and dust and hot metal. A man sat on the line with his goggles down and his hands steady on the bars. He did not look around. He listened for the gate and he waited for the hit. When it dropped he went like he had been shot forward, and the first corner took men who were brave and men who were not. You rode the bumps and you took the jumps as they came. You did not think about falling. You thought about the next turn and the clean way through it. When it was over your arms were heavy and your mouth was dry and you felt alive in the simple way that mattered."

 

Falcon wrote:

Verily, I say: weep not for the scorched and angry Earth, for she hath welcomed the charge of dozens, who, in their mighty wrath, have torn...

Verily, I say: weep not for the scorched and angry Earth, for she hath welcomed the charge of dozens, who, in their mighty wrath, have torn and flung all manner of jetsam from the loose and loamy holds. Yea, though once warm and brown, and dotted with the fine springings of young, green-bladed grass, now there lies a concourse of marks, made by the thrashings of competitors and their brazen machines. It was a reckoning, a contest, a challenge of many and a conquest of one. And it was good. 

 

Ehm24 wrote:

I’m sorry, but JT can’t hold a candle to Profeshenal’s outright command of the English language

wreckitrandy wrote:

Word....

Falcon wrote:

Verily, I say: weep not for the scorched and angry Earth, for she hath welcomed the charge of dozens, who, in their mighty wrath, have torn...

Verily, I say: weep not for the scorched and angry Earth, for she hath welcomed the charge of dozens, who, in their mighty wrath, have torn and flung all manner of jetsam from the loose and loamy holds. Yea, though once warm and brown, and dotted with the fine springings of young, green-bladed grass, now there lies a concourse of marks, made by the thrashings of competitors and their brazen machines. It was a reckoning, a contest, a challenge of many and a conquest of one. And it was good. 

 

TeamGreen wrote:

For he to-day that sheds his blood with meShall be my brother; be he ne'er so vile,This day shall gentle his condition;And gentlemen in England now...

For he to-day that sheds his blood with me
Shall be my brother; be he ne'er so vile,
This day shall gentle his condition;
And gentlemen in England now a-bed
Shall think themselves accurs'd they were not here,
And hold their manhoods cheap whiles any speaks
That fought with us upon Saint Crispin's day.

Ehm24 wrote:

I’m sorry, but JT can’t hold a candle to Profeshenal’s outright command of the English language

wreckitrandy wrote:

Word....

ohh_454 wrote:

Do the Russians got Pro in a basement tied up somewhere withholding a check? Where’s he been?

mb60 wrote:

If you are the producer of this show and you can't see the difference in Blair, JS7, JT compared to Diffy, RC and WC then not...

If you are the producer of this show and you can't see the difference in Blair, JS7, JT compared to Diffy, RC and WC then not sure what to tell you.