Okay, this whole Lane Kiffin car crash rumor appears to be more than just a rumor. The Lexus dealer has confirmed that Kiffin did indeed crash his “UT program car” and the car was towed back to the dealership. Unfortunately we still haven’t heard if there were any coeds along for the ride. Hopefully TMZ will be able to dig up the truth (and some juicy dirt) on the whole “Lame Kitten and the Pussies” episode.
Man, this whole Lane Kiffin runaway from Knoxville to USC situation keeps getting more and more interesting. The latest rumor involves a possible coverup of a car wreck in September 2009 involving Kiffin and some coeds. Apparently, Kiffin got the heck out of there and hitched a ride from someone before the police arrived.
In addition to the automobile accident rumor, there are also rumors involving Kiffin, coeds and a hottub. Who knows if any of this is true but when you throw in the recent “hostess-gate” issue, one has to start thinking that maybe there is some fire generating all that smoke in Knoxville.
Below is a picture of a person reported to be Lane Kiffin and other coaches enjoying some beverages with various females and here is a link to a forum where the whole Lane Kiffin Coed ordeal is discussed.
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Honestly, I *AM NOT* fixated on Lane Kiffin and the whole UcheaT mess, but this is just too good to pass up. A couple of guys recorded a song parody of ol’ Lane’s dash to USC and it is freaking hilarious. Enjoy…
It didn’t take very long for little Lane Kiffin (AKA, “Lame Kitten”) to show his true colors. Is anyone really surprised? I’m certainly not.
In case you’ve been living in a box in East Tennessee, little Lane Kiffin decided to leave the University of Tennessee for the shiny gold of USC after only one year at UcheaT. Honestly, little Lane Kiffin, “the golden boy”, fit into the East Tennessee landscape like a palm tree. There was no way he was going to stick around longer than 2-3 years. He was simply licking his wounds from the Al Davis whipping until the next best opportunity on the west coast came up.
Little Lane Kiffin is nothing more than a money grabbing, vagabond slimeball that builds football programs like a house of cards. UcheaT’s house just fell down.
For further enjoyment, check out the following news report regarding Ed “the Ogre” Orgeron’s actions while little Lane Kiffin talked to his players:
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The Netknucklehead was bored during the Christmas holidays so he decided to take a trip down to Gatorland. He had heard there were some s-t-r-a-n-g-e events going on in the swampland.
First, there was this whole Tiger Woods thing. The new “king of golf” with the squeaky clean image had apparently decided being married to a Swedish model just wasn’t satisfying enough. Hmmm, that seems kind of weird but to each his own, the Netknucklehead thought. Tiger decided he needed to get his head right so he’s taking an indefinite leave of absence. Nice!
Then, the “king of college football coaches” with the squeaky clean image, Urban Meyer, had decided he was too stressed and needed to get healthy and spend more time with his family. Therefore, he was going to resign as head coach of the Florida Gators. Ahhh, very honorable of him indeed.
But wait – the following day Urban decided coaching WASN’T too stressful so he “unresigned” and decided to take an indefinite leave of absence. Nice!
Upon arriving in the Sunshine State, the Netknucklehead made his way over to Urban’s house to ask him how the Netknuckleheaded One could talk *his* way into an indefinite leave of absence. That’s when Urban was spotted playing a game of touch football in the front yard with his kids.
Seeing an opportunity to sell an exclusive picture to College Football Inquirer, the Netknucklhead grabbed his camera and snapped this photo of Urban. Turns out he was wearing his Favre-ite Christmas gift.
Now I understand……
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When I was growing up, I was always fascinated by remote control and gas powered toys – cars, trucks, planes, etc. Unfortunately, R/C toys typically cost a lot more money than my family had to spend on Christmas. But when I was around 12 or 13, I was finally able to get a gas powered car. It was great and made for some great memories. If you are thinking about buying remote control toys this year, be sure to check out the great R/C gear review website I found recently.
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Top 5 Remote Control Cars For Beginners
So you have been thinking about buying remote control cars but you just don’t know where to start? Don’t worry we have all been there before. The best and worst thing about remote control cars is the wealth of information available to you. In hopes of trying to help you decide on remote control cars I’ve compiled a top 5 list of my favorite beginner remote control cars.
#5. Tamiya TT-01
Coming in at #5 is the Tamiya TT-01 RC Drift Car. The tamiya TT-01 is a great beginner remote control car because it is easy to use and is very affordable. The Tamiya TT-01 goes anywhere from $80 to 125$ bucks. The TT-01 is a great rc car drifting machine because of its wicked stock chassis. If you want the Tamiya tt-01 ready to run then the price can go up considerably.
The tamiya tt-01 is easily one of the best entry level rc cars on the market today and you won’t be sorry you tried one out.
#4. Team Associated RC10GT
The Team associated RC10GT is a very popular beginner remote control car. Not only has the RC10GT dominated every aspect of the gas powered truck arena but it has been doing so for a long time now.
What makes the team associated RC10GT so popular is how customizable it is. It doesn’t matter if you want to do some rc car racing or just play and bash your RC10GT out in the backyard, there is a version for everyone. One of the best things about the RC10GT for beginners is that it’s easy to get parts for it, because it has been out so long.
Team associated’s RC10GT comes in at #4 on the countdown of the top 5 beginner remote control cars list. The RC10GT comes ready to run (RTR) and everything is painted and all ready for you to start ripping up the road – anytime, anywhere.
#3. Team Losi LST
Ranking in at #3 is Team Losi’s LST remote control monster truck. When the word got out that losi was producing a monster truck the hobby world was shocked, this was because team losi had been designing and manufacturing smaller stadium trucks, truggies and touring rc cars.
One of the reasons that team losi’s LST monster truck is a great beginner entry model is because of its huge tires, awesome suspension and big block motor. The LST is a 1/8 scale monster remote control truck that offers lots of power and torque for its size.
With Team losi it’s always about functionality and ease of use for the user, and the LST has not been a disappointment in both of those departments.
#2. kyosho mp777
They kyosho inferno mp777 is coming in at #2 with a bang. With one of the most impressive chassis in history it is no wonder why rc enthusiasts such as myself flock to buy this remote control car.
The kyosho mp777 is very affordable, durable and most of all fast and fun! One of the first remote control cars I ever bought was the Kyosho mp777 and man did it ever go fast, over 30MPh! I bashed that radio control car all over the backyard and at the local track and it kept on ticking.
What makes the kyosho mp777 so great and a good beginner rc car? It’s dependable, fast, and most of all easy on the wallet.
#1. Traxxas Rustler
Not because it is my favorite number, no, ranking in at #1 is the very fun Traxxas nitro rustler. The traxxas rustler is a great remote control beginner car.
The rustler is a 1/10 scale rc electric rc car that is ready to run right out of the box (RTR). Why #1? Durability, simply put this rc electric rustler can take a beating and keep on ticking. I’ve bashed my rustler for years in the backyard and at the track and it still keeps going and going. I paid under $200 for mine so it wasn’t that bad financially, but then again you can’t put a price on remote control car racing!
The best thing about the traxxas rustler electric rc car is the fact that you can keep upgrading it as your skills improve, so you’ll go faster, higher and farther in anything you do with it.
Conclusion:
There you have my top 5 favorite beginner remote control cars and trucks list. Now that you are armed to the teeth with some good information, what are you waiting for, time to buy an rc car and start practicing for the big events and tournaments!
Chelsey lee is a freelance writer who enjoys writing information and reviews on remote control cars and Traxxas rc cars. She loves helping the newcomer find a place in the rc car world.
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