Episode 322 — May 10th 2012
Clint Eastwood's Birthday, Hugh Hefner's age, how many people have walked on the moon?, Rockstar 69, Memorial Day grifts, Better Better Business Bureau, it's officially sandcastle season, separations lead to divorce, National Salad Month, Ask Jonathan, comparing Roids to Addies, Americans love pills, Oil Can Boyd loves cocaine, approaching solar storms, high tech switchblades, work emails cause stress, ancient Aztecs and bacon double cheese burgers, Where do you stash your cash?, guns in the freezer, aliens in the ring of fire, Airport Yoga, rewarding head shots, the world's largest corn mazes, spacecasters and I'm 6 Years and I know it.
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Rockstar 69, Rockstar Girls Calendar Shoot, Oil Can Boyd, LED Switchblade, Maui Jim's, The Airport Yoga Room, Bait Car, The Maize,
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ObitUYDaries
May 10, 2012Carroll Shelby, 89
Carroll Shelby, the charismatic Texan who parlayed a short-lived racing career into a specialized business building high-performance, street-legal cars, died Thursday. He was 89.
Shelby died at Baylor Hospital in Dallas, according to an announcement by his company, Carroll Shelby Licensing. A cause was not disclosed.
While trying to fend off an anticipated heart attack, he drove in a 200-mile race in 1960 with nitroglycerin pills underneath his tongue, finishing third at Laguna Seca Raceway in Monterey.
“If I hadn't slowed down each time I popped one of those pills, I might have won,” he said, then announced his retirement as a driver later that year after clinching the U.S. Road Racing championship series at Riverside International Raceway.
Five years earlier he had replaced a plastic cast on his broken elbow with a fiberglass one and had his hand taped to the steering wheel so he could help Phil Hill drive a Ferrari to second place in a 12-hour race at Sebring, Fla.