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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / Maintenance and Repair / May 2008Danica Patrick.
Danica is COOL. cuhulin i don't follow auto racing. does she ever win or does she just look good like anna Kournikova? http://sports.espn.go.com/rpm/news/story?series=1&id=2458333&campaign=rss&source =ESPNHeadlines wait, she does win http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/more_sports/2008/04/19/2008-04-19_danica_patri ck_wins_indy_japan_300.html If so, then she's changed. She used to be an arrogant whiner. A few months ago, Danica was visiting those guys at American Chopper.Paul Teutul Sr.was sitting in the back seat of a Hummer, Mikey Teutul was driving and Danica was sitting next to Mikey.They went to a race track somewhere.Danica asked Mikey if he thinks the wind blowing her hair all around makes her look sexy? Danica is still a teenager at heart. www.devilfinder.com Danica Patrick visits American Chopper Danica Patrick is COOL! cuhulin >A few months ago, Danica was visiting those guys at American > Chopper.Paul Teutul Sr.was sitting in the back seat of a Hummer, Mikey > Teutul was driving and Danica was sitting next to Mikey.They went to a > race track somewhere.Danica asked Mikey if he thinks the wind blowing > her hair all around makes her look sexy? Danica is still a teenager at > heart. Mikey is such a DS, and the old man is a "pung".. Danica looks like an ice cream dessert. > If so, then she's changed. She used to be an arrogant whiner. She won, she's pretty, and I wish her the best > Danica is COOL. > cuhulin So, if you had Danica Patrick vs Dale Junior in a one off car race... would the chicks cheer for Little E or the woman? and how about the rednecks? the cute chick or the the guy who drove the bud car for many years? :) I would be cheering for Danica Patrick, the COOL! one. cuhulin > Danica is COOL. > cuhulin Darned good looking young gal and a competitive driver to boot. I went to an O'Reilly's auto parts store this morning at around 8:00 AM.You know how they have those advertising thingys on the parts counter.There was one of Danica on there.I told that O'Reilly's auto parts guy what Danica did.All he did was grin, he wouldn't laugh out loud. cuhulin >I went to an O'Reilly's auto parts store this morning at around 8:00 > AM.You know how they have those advertising thingys on the parts > counter.There was one of Danica on there.I told that O'Reilly's auto > parts guy what Danica did.All he did was grin, he wouldn't laugh out > loud. > cuhulin She could whip your sorry a.s, and wrap it up as a gift, Cuhulin! Best regards >>I went to an O'Reilly's auto parts store this morning at around 8:00 >> AM.You know how they have those advertising thingys on the parts [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Best regards A few years ago while watching the sports on TV, they showed her in a race getting all hairy-arsed sideways in the pit lane, after pulling out of her pits. Scared the crap out of the of the other pit crews. A driver being interview after the race was asked to make a comment on the incident, and he said "she must have been wearing her high heels while driving again". :) > > <cuhu...@webtv.net> wrote in message > >news:25243-480FBE7B-66@storefull-3253.bay.webtv.net... [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > :) I have seen any number of drivers do the same thing. I consider Danica to be a good journeyman driver, not yet a true master, but certainly proficient in the trade. "Don Stauffer in Minnesota" <stauffer@usfamily.net> wrote in message news:25808a74- > I have seen any number of drivers do the same thing. I consider Danica > to be a good journeyman driver, not yet a true master, but certainly > proficient in the trade. Fully agree.. She has a lot of talent in terms of nerve, reflexes, and driving moxie, but she is not yet a master. Some studies showed that women are not likely to be as competitive as men in situations like this, simply because of testosterone levels. She can develop driving skills, but whether the killer instinct is there remains to be seen. > "Don Stauffer in Minnesota" <stauf...@usfamily.net> wrote in message > news:25808a74- [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > Some studies showed that women are not likely to be as competitive as men in > situations like this, simply because of testosterone levels. Which studies. > She can > develop driving skills, but whether the killer instinct is there remains to > be seen. "John S." <hjsjms@cs.com> wrote in message news:9f0f0c64-9499-4807-a7a5- > Some studies showed that women are not likely to be as competitive as men > in > situations like this, simply because of testosterone levels. Which studies. I am sure I can locate them, as can you. It seems to be a fact of life that testosterone levels and aggressive behavior can be correlated. Not really surprising, is it? On May 3, 9:42 am, Don Stauffer in Minnesota <stauf...@usfamily.net> wrote: > > > <cuhu...@webtv.net> wrote in message > > >news:25243-480FBE7B-66@storefull-3253.bay.webtv.net... [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > > - Show quoted text - she's come a long way in the last couple of years, both on track and off. still got a ways to go to be one of the routine winners. > > <cuhu...@webtv.net> wrote in message > >news:25243-480FBE7B-66@storefull-3253.bay.webtv.net... [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > a comment on the incident, and he said "she must have been > wearing her high heels while driving again". Now that was truly a brilliant and insightful statement. Would the many the other beginning male drivers who have also gone squirelly at the wrong time have received a sexist comment like that? I doubt it. >> > <cuhu...@webtv.net> wrote in message >> >news:25243-480FBE7B-66@storefull-3253.bay.webtv.net... [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] >> wearing her high heels while driving again". :) > Now that was truly a brilliant and insightful statement. I thought it was an ironic, politically incorrect, well timed quip. That's the funny. She is hardly fazed by quip like that. Lighten up. She's in a boys club. Girls in boys clubs get teased. I will add, the person who made the comment was also smiling when he made the comment. Would she have also found the comment funny? I bet that she would. > Would the > many the other beginning male drivers who have also gone squirelly at > the wrong time have received a sexist comment like that? I doubt it. I don't... let's see... how about this... a pair of race savvy women commenting on the performance of a rookie driver, who missed a shift coming out of corner 5... "Julie your husband is driving with his dick again" Julie sighs "yes... I know... I keep pointing out to him after he climbs in the car... 'this is the gearshift... and this your dick... the gears are shifted with the gearshift'". :) > >> > <cuhu...@webtv.net> wrote in message > >> >news:25243-480FBE7B-66@storefull-3253.bay.webtv.net... [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > comment was also smiling when he made the comment. Would she have also found > the comment funny? I bet that she would. You might be surprised at what women really find funny versus what they put up with and offer a snile for. > > Would the > > many the other beginning male drivers who have also gone squirelly at [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > car... 'this is the gearshift... and this your dick... the gears are > shifted with the gearshift'". :)- Hide quoted text - I doubt it. I'm thinking the same male commmentator talking about a guy going squirrely would probably say in a slightly hushed voice: "Wow...he came close to losing it - good recovery for a rising amateur though." Or similar. >>> Would the >>> many the other beginning male drivers who have also gone squirelly at [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > "Wow...he came close to losing it - good recovery for a rising amateur > though." Or similar. And his fellow racers would be giving him the gears. I know because I race. I've bugged my buddy about getting a cane because obviously he was blind and drove straight into the wreck. A different friend got a plaque with a tractor on it - the bailing award for most offtrack excursions. Me... well, my crew chief has threatened to charge me $100 each time he has to go retrieve body panels from the infield after the race. Ray "ray" <rollingviolation@domain.invalid.com> wrote in message news:VPOTj.117422 > I know because I race. > I've bugged my buddy about getting a cane because obviously he was blind [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Ray When I was younger and did some drag racing, there was a field off the end of the strip with cows in it. Some people were chided about milking the cows if their chutes failed or brakes faded. Danica doesnt deserve any worse, or better, than the rest of the group. Men have to take some pretty rough treatment on the track as well. It can be dangerously aggressive at times. |
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