Looks like we may soon need to eliminate the phrase "bleeding the brakes" from our motorsports vocabulary. From TrackSideOnline:
When watching the race, don't forget that Scott Dixon's car is dark blue this weekend as he carries Energizer colors. The business pages are reporting that Engergizer will purchase Playtex in the near future. We're sure the Target Ganassi folks will exploit there new connection for access to new product lines and associate sponsors for the race teams. Can't wait to see the special paint jobs next year.
If you had to go through it you wouldn't make jokes about it.
ReplyDeleteI can't belive such a company has taken the opportunity to sponsor a female driver. Couldn't you see one of them driving a sweet black and hot pink Victoria's Secret car?
Looks like we may soon need to eliminate the phrase "bleeding the brakes" from our motorsports vocabulary.
ReplyDeleteUgh, Jeff. Just... ugh. *shakes head*
And the irony is not lost on me that the first three letters of my word verification are GYN.
I can see the women are killing me over this. Geez, it's not like I said "the car will be driven by Scott's special friend" or "the car only gets revved up once a month."
ReplyDeleteCome on, it's not like I'm Ed Carpenter over here.
Seriously though - the Victoria's Secret car, eh, I dunno. I mean, let's say the car is driven by Kanaan. Do we need that mental image?
We didn't need that mental image, but thanks to you suggesting it, some of us involuntarily have it....dick.
ReplyDeleteOutside of that truly disgusting Tony Kanaan comment, perhaps we can match drivers to products.
ReplyDeleteLessee.. Danica! for Victoria's Secret, perhaps Betty Crocker for Sarah Fisher..
I won't touch the Playtex products with a ten-foot pole..
Anybody else?
no kidding, no lie- Look on Dixon's regular car.... they are already sponsored by Stayfree....
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