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HI KP. SUP MY NIGGGGUR. I MISS YOUR TEXT.

YEA ICE U GET ROYALTY, BURGER KING LOVES YOUR BUSINESS

RAIN WHY WOULD SOMEONE SCAM LIKE THAT?

So all of WFO is idiots huh? Wow, cya on the track wheel.

in all seriousness even tho 18 is rude on here

i met him at the beginning of summer in green bay, wisc. hes a pretty funny lil guy. he's much nicer in person than on here, he even showed me around the mall and local pizza parlor.

Why see me on the track? Just ban me, its a much easier solution it seems...

go to plymouth tonite well be there wheel

Just wanted to say sorry to Ryan (WFO_11), I know the feeling of leading 39 of 40 laps just to have a couple drafters come dawg you out of the win. I did all I could to keep from making contact with ya, because that's how I like to race. Coming down to the checkered I ran as hard as I possibly could, and felt I had the bottom line going into 3, not sure if you made a defensive move and that messed ya up or not, but I seen ya go up the track in my mirror but I didn't hear any contact and stayed my line. Anyway if ICE wouldn't have dropped from the start of the A, I don't think anyone had a chance in hell catchin ya'll.

Kool 6! I admire that response and would've felt the same way. Saw how when u and Shock caught me so quick working together. If I'd been only to have stayed with Ryan maybe we'd kept gap. 1 mistake was all it took and lost it then was kinda a sittin duck for u2. Said after the race anyone would've done the same thing on last lap and he'd done the same thing to you, meaning as far back as ya'll came from. However, thinking abt it afterwards and that car was alone up there while I had help getting there..but still heckifiknow lmao! All that's easy...or hard 2 say sitting here afterwards, but it's racing and split second thoughts happen. Glad to see you get a win, regardless.

Yeah I wish I coulda been there but I found a busted hose right before the race and didnt get it fixed in time...And I was just bustin your balls last night JSN...GJ on the win and I think Shock gets half of that one lol!

The Associated Press finally got to the bottom of the whole Rain/Wheel issue


East Moline, Illinois. (AP) — The Illinois man who ended her adoption of a 19-year-old Russian boy by putting him on a plane to Brookfield, Wisconsin by himself lost her bid Friday to keep from paying $150,000 in child support.
WFO Rain made his first court appearance Friday in a case that began in April 2010 when he sent BLS_18 away from his home in Illinois with a letter that said he had violent behavior problems and he no longer wanted to be his father.
Criminal charges were never filed but the Seattle-based adoption agency he used, the World Association for Children and Parents, sued her last year for child support.
Rainman, who still lives in Illinois., went through a string of lawyers as she contested the child support and never responded to summonses to appear in court or at depositions. After Circuit Court Judge Lee Russell ordered his in May to pay $150,000 in child support, he hired a new attorney, former federal prosecutor Edward Yarbrough of Nashville.
In court on Friday, Rain told the judge his previous attorneys did not keep him informed about the case and advised him he did not need to come to court. He also said that he gave birth to a daughter last year and could not come to court because of the pregnancy.
Hansen never spoke to the press before Friday, but his mother, Mrs. Robertson, told The Associated Press in 2010 that her son, then 33, had to return the boy when he developed serious behavior problems. Nancy Robertson claimed he hit, screamed and spit at his adoptive father and threatened to burn down the Hansen home and kill members of the family.
"Without going into depth, I can say he was very violent. I can say he wanted to kill me and he tried to kill my sister," Rainman said in court Friday.
He said that the boy threatened to stab his mother to death. She started to tear up when describing how the threats of violence sent his mother to the emergency room in Illinois.
"That was when my parents decided to take him, because he was so violent," he said.
He said it was his parents' decision to put the boy on a flight to Wisconsin, but he was aware of the decision and acquiesced.
"I have never mistreated or abused him or any child," he said.
Under cross examination, Rain told the court that he never called the police or the state Department of Children's Services about his behavior.
"I called numerous psychologists and was told there would be a 6-week wait to get in," he said.
When asked whether he was aware that a Wisconsin court found that her actions constituted neglect and abuse, he said, "I am aware that they felt putting him on the plane was emotionally disturbing."
Ruling from the bench, Judge Russell upheld his default judgment against Rain, ordering him to pay child support for Wheel, who now lives in a group home in a Madison suburb. Russell said Rainman had not cooperated with the court and he wasn't convinced by his arguments.
Yarbrough said Rain has been making the child-support payments and will be required to continue doing so.
The case contributed to a decision by Wisconsin in 2010 to delay some adoptions by Illinois parents. Wisconsin on Monday ratified a new agreement with the United States that gives the state greater power to regulate interstate adoptions.
After the judge's ruling, Yarbrough said the litigation is not over and his client still has options, such as appealing the order or requesting that it be modified.
"I think it is a loss, we wanted the judge to set aside the default judgment and have a full trial, but there are other options for us," he said.
The attorney for the adoption agency, Brentwood attorney Larry Crain, said the child spent six weeks in a psychiatric hospital when he was returned to Wisconsin because of the trauma he experienced.
He said the case has had huge implications on international child adoptions, as well as sparked outrage in both countries.
"I believe even the accord last week was due to the fact that finally this court, when no one else would step up and do anything for this child, finally this court did ... " he said. "Now we believe there are safeguards in place to prevent this from ever happening again."

HA HA HA HA HA HA ROLMMFGDAO!!! That's a great compelation!!!!

Icefighter wrote: Yeah I wish I coulda been there but I found a busted hose right before the race and didnt get it fixed in time...And I was just bustin your balls last night JSN...GJ on the win and I think Shock gets half of that one lol!

You were very right tho ICE, that's one win I did "take" instead of earning. Yes, Shock "should" get 1/2 credit for that win, because without him I was completely stalled in 3rd. When he wasn't pushing I wasn't gaining, but when he did push we were pulling at least 3 car lengths per corner. I'd also like to thank Ryan (WFO_11) for being a GREAT sport about it. He NEVER said one bad word and congradulated me on the win. It takes a VERY BIG person to take a loss like that without being upset. Although I am sure I started a fire and he put some logs on it after he got offline.

Rainman is having major issues deciding if he is a HE or a SHE. And by the way this was actually in Tennessee lol

LOL:

"Without going into depth, I can say he was very violent. I can say he wanted to kill me and he tried to kill my sister," Rainman said in court Friday.
He said that the boy threatened to stab his mother to death. She (Rainman) started to tear up when describing how the threats of violence sent his mother to the emergency room in Illinois.

BLS v6! wrote:

Icefighter wrote: Yeah I wish I coulda been there but I found a busted hose right before the race and didnt get it fixed in time...And I was just bustin your balls last night JSN...GJ on the win and I think Shock gets half of that one lol!

You were very right tho ICE, that's one win I did "take" instead of earning. Yes, Shock "should" get 1/2 credit for that win, because without him I was completely stalled in 3rd. When he wasn't pushing I wasn't gaining, but when he did push we were pulling at least 3 car lengths per corner. I'd also like to thank Ryan (WFO_11) for being a GREAT sport about it. He NEVER said one bad word and congradulated me on the win. It takes a VERY BIG person to take a loss like that without being upset. Although I am sure I started a fire and he put some logs on it after he got offline.

Great race jason, I wanted to see you or McGee win that one if I had a choice in the matter, especially after our deal a while back at I-44. Good job

WFO Rainman wrote: I didnt even know this was on here.. First and formost as a racer i came into vent after race and said i was sorry and i seen some lag inquiring what he saw on his screen.. Secondly as a promoter i asked him to stop. be quiet and then to shutup.. I came into vent calm after race.. i try not to let stupid (bleep) get to me anymore. he refused to acknowledge my remorse. I suspended him for one week. I asked him to apologize throughout week if he wanted to race again. that never happened. and then to come in on race night and continue to talk smack instead of even sayin im sorry it happened that way. not even sorry to me, i dotn care. but to just come in with such douschebaggery he got suspended for one week. Had he slowed down and listened it could have been avoided. And for the record we had 22 cars WITHOUT wheel there this passed monday.. and (bleep) you Just Forum Racers

If you did not know this was on here then you also did not see what he edited out ............He said you would not finish a race he was in..........not starting shit but now you know why i responded the way i did , also we chatted after i posted my last post and made him aware that his intentions would not go un noticed and he also would not be finishing a race, after a heated battle he said he would remove this remark , which he did . Props to Wheel for being a man of his word and removing this statement .

WFO_Greezy

Yeah I think it was one of the "Vills" close to you...I did alot of editing and I guess I missed one