The most beautiful woman in the world screaming in frustration

[davey]

My mama told me that "if you don't have anything nice to say then just shut the #### up you obnoxious little ######' #######!" Or something like that. It was a long time ago.

 

[paoldtimer]

great we're all gonna be Suziefied soon.

I think this is part of of her plan to take over the world

Starting with the 'Mater ding dongs

Bazumbas Rock!

 

[Too many to list here]

"The most beautiful woman in the world screaming in frustration"-Sounds like my honeymoon, (before the little blue pills were invented.)

 

[Bob]

"The most beautiful woman in the world screaming in frustration"-Sounds like my honeymoon, (before the little blue pills were invented.)

I made a woman scream once. I accidentally sat on her dog.

 

[Paul]

Some of you guys just crack me up. Angelle is a true champion and I think it is ok for all the drivers to show emotion. I like when a driver shows they are human and don't come off acting like a robot. I loved it when Whit would get pis$ed and toss his gloves and helmet and I love it that Angelle shows she doesn't like an outcome. By the way she might not be the most beautiful woman in the world, but Angelle is hot in my book. Angelle, don't let the haters get you down, you have plenty of supporters.

 

[kingcobrafan]

This Angelle bashing is just getting stupid. I cannot believe how emotional some people seem to get when they are b*tching about Angelle's emotions. Do any of you that get your rocks off bashing her even know her? Many people don't have any idea of all the crap she has had to endure in her life. Anybody ever have their spouse put a loaded gun to their head? Anybody put most of their money into a business that began to fail? I could go on with more but I won't. Is it possible that Angelle gets so emotional over Drag Racing because this is her only form of release from all of the crap in her life? What is the big deal about showing emotion? You guys get on her because she crys when she wins, she crys when she looses, she crys etc. BIG DEAL!!! Was it wrong when Billy Meyer was in tears in 1982 when he beat Don Prudhomme in the semi-finals at Indy? Was it wrong when John Force cried when he won the Bud Shootout in 1987? How about when Shirley's crew was in tears after she made her last run? How about when Don Garlits was in tears when he finally made a 4 second run at over 300 MPH? Do you get my point or do you need more examples? Hey, if you don't like Angelle, great. You are entitled to your opinion. But don't dislike somebody just because they cry. Grow up for Christ's sake.

Dave

On the button, Dave!

 

[davey]

I also agree with Mr. Labs' post.

 

[2784idba]

anglle press relese on brainard.

“It was a lowly cam sensor,” groaned Bryce. “All it does is tell the ECU (Engine Control Unit) that the engine’s turning over. It costs $31.”

“It cost us the race!” said team owner Karl Klement. “We came back to the trailer and changed it and it started right up.”

“Fired up and sounded perfect,” agreed Bryce.

“I was upset, but it was really a nice weekend,” said Angelle. “The weather was beautiful, we had fun, and the crew guys Michael and Curtis did great.”

“Everybody worked together real well,” agreed Klement. “We had a great weekend and we finally found the tune-up in the bike.”

Now they know what is like to own a ford diesel. My cam sensor blew out on me 2x already.

 

[Mooseman]

Lol I think she kept herself quite calm on the starting line , I would be saying every none PC word in the book if I was in that situation . Though of course in my oppinion PC should have nothing to do with drag racing . I think its great when people show that kind of emotion it just shows how much they want to race .

 

[Suzie Q]

Starting with the 'Mater ding dongs

Bazumbas Rock!

OMG!!! Cheryl.........that is frickin' hilarious!!! I guess that makes me a "cupcake" too! I love it!!!

 

[Terry]

Hey, Suzie, thanks for keeping us "a-breast" of the security upgrades at Bazumba Airlines and Ding-Ding transit. Sounds like both en-tit-ies are "hangin' in there"

 

[PJ]

Hey, Suzie, thanks for keeping us "a-breast" of the security upgrades at Bazumba Airlines and Ding-Ding transit. Sounds like both en-tit-ies are "hangin' in there"

sound like a fan of Leslie Nielsen with that post there

 

[d'kid]

OMG!!! Cheryl.........that is frickin' hilarious!!! I guess that makes me a "cupcake" too! I love it!!!

Well.... Yeah...

d'kid

 

[Terry]

sound like a fan of Leslie Nielsen with that post there

Shades of "Police Squad!"

 

[Super Mod]

I found them "the most beautiful women in the world" Hostess CakesWhat???? no Angelle? but she is a twinkee

 

[Doug in the woods]

WHAT no mention of Melanie Troxel?
Now theres a good looking women of Drag racing.
YES Angell is hot as well.
Hillary Will is not to shabby either.
Drag Racing HAS the hottest women in Racing
now where did I put those little blue pills--lol

 

[club]

It's a girl thing.

The bashers are not really bashing the emotions, they just don't like women in racing. They don't have a problem with the guys "showing emotion" but let a woman shed a tear or yell in frustration then they have no control or are childish etc. etc.

It's a recurring thread on here that the women drivers are either overrated, got lucky, are a danger to other drivers, blah blah blah. You will never hear that about one of the guys, instead you will hear he's learning or he just has to make more runs to learn this stuff.

I know they will say it's not so and they love women in racing, but this is the only explanation that fits all the symptoms.

That's my $0.02 and yes I feel better.

 

[none]

My sister-in-law, Kim Parker, drives a top alcohol dragster and she is a great driver. She would do well in T/F, or F/C for that matter. I like the fact that we have men and women driving at all levels of NHRA competition.
Back around 1999-2000 I had a chance to participate in a media event at the Woodburn divisional race with Melanie Troxel when she drove the In-N-Out A/Fuel dragster. What I observed was a driver (no distinction male/female) who was composed, focused, and intensley competitive. I am not surprised by what she has done in the sport. Given a choice between Angelle or Melanie (both very accomplished in this sport), I'd pick Melanie every time because of her composure and competitive drive. It's not so much about emotions and emotional displays as it is about being in control. I will say that Angelle handled herself very well in the interview after the finals, I'm sure it was very painful to lose without having a chance to make the run.

 

[elvis]

It's not so much about emotions and emotional displays as it is about being in control.

Did she lose control and flip out? I guess I didn't see it. I remember watching a video one time when Connie Kalitta was having a problem after a burnout getting his car in reverse. By the time he got backed up to the line and staged, the starter already sent the other car. Connie got out of the car, spiked his helmet on the ground and voiced his displeasure with the official. Does this make him an "out of control" person and a "drama queen" also?

 

[Suzie Q]

Did she lose control and flip out? I guess I didn't see it. I remember watching a video one time when Connie Kalitta was having a problem after a burnout getting his car in reverse. By the time he got backed up to the line and staged, the starter already sent the other car. Connie got out of the car, spiked his helmet on the ground and voiced his displeasure with the official. Does this make him an "out of control" person and a "drama queen" also?

Baaaahahahaaaaaa!!! Connie is not ANY sort of Queen!!!

Sorry, I just couldn't resist!