
| The Winston Cup Withdrawal Test
Submitted by The Prowler With another Winston Cup season over, fans of the sport are experiencing various levels of withdraw symptoms, ranging from irritating to life threatening. Below is a twenty question test to help you determine whether it's time to seek professional help. If you fail, you may be wasted, and like they say, a waste is a terrible thing to mind. 1) Your reaction to the last weeknight edition of RPM Tonight for 2000 was A) Remembering to reprogram your VCR 2) Thanksgiving is. A) A time to gather with your family and give thanks for all your blessings. 3) The best part of Holiday shopping is A) You can now do it all on line and avoid the lines. 4) The fact FOX will broadcast the first race of 2001, the Daytona 500, is A) Interesting because you want to see what sort of job they do. 5) You wake up one morning and there's 10 inches of new snow on the ground so you A) Leap out of bed, get geared up, call in sick and go ride the snowmobile 6) The most interesting part of the 2001 season is A) How the new Dodges will do. 7) Your best friend sets up a little HO scale model Daytona track and invites you and your other friends over to pass the time during the off season and you A) Insist on racing the 3 car. 8) The worst part of a Sunday afternoon without a stock car race is A) No more excuses to start drinking beer at 1:00 9) The racing season is finally over so you can A) Get caught up on the household chores 10) The best part of the New York Awards Banquet will be A) Trying to catch a glimpse of Jimmy Buffett 11) A week without "Random Notes" on SpeedFX is like A) That first breath of fresh air after escaping from a house fire. 12) During the off season you'll occasionally pop a tape of a race in the VCR because A) It's a great way to get rid of the in-laws when they've overstayed their welcome. 13) Last winter the coolest addition to your NASCAR memorabilia collection was A) The Mark Martin slippers Granny gave you for Christmas 14) You'll watch the Superbowl because A) You're a big fan of the NFL 15) For the first week after the racing season ends, your significant other A) Drops subtle hints about household chores that haven't been done in awhile. 16) You look forward to the upcoming Bud Shootout and it's silly format with A) Detached indifference 17) They start handing out wristbands for drivers autographs at the Winston Cup Preview at 4 AM January 6th though the doors don't open until 8 AM. You A) Show up at 7:45 AM and hope for the best. 18) The next line in the song after "Rudolph the Red-nose Reindeer.." is A) Had a very, very shiny nose. 19) Given your choice between now and February A) We'll finally figure out who's president 20) The worst part of the off season is A) Limited daylight hours and cool temperatures restrict outdoor activities Scoring: If your score is below 5 you are mathematically challenged. If your score is between 5 and 6 you aren't going to have too bad a time. That hot blood don't burn in your veins. If your score is between 6 and 18, you are at danger of developing long term mental health problems if you don't receive outpatient treatment between now and February. What you need is something to occupy your time like, well let's see, a 729 page racing novel would do nicely and help pass these boring hours. Check out the link to Eights and Aces below, and if it isn't in the budget right now, print up the description page and leave it laying around someplace conspicuous where a friend or loved one who might buy you a "Scott Pruett- 2000 Winston Cup Rookie of the Year" T-shirt without a little guidance will find it. If you score is over 18, you need help and quickly. Start calling psychiatrists offices, but seek one familiar with the treatment of Winston Cup withdraw. Ask the nice doctor who drives the 3 car, and if he doesn't know move onto the next listing in the Yellow Pages. Good luck. |