If I was between the ages of 6 and 10 I might think this was the best. thing. ever. Past the age of 12...wouldn't this make you want to take to the streets? Like, just to escape the MathRap?
Do not drive while playing guitar in a music video I love Everything is Terrible... I also love this horrible Wendy's training video. Apparently, people think you can "rap" about anything.
They have a similar name and look, I suppose, but this is really an apples and oranges thing:
McKellar has spent much of her life in the public eye as an actress and is simply put, more well-rounded in her pursuits and personality. She's aware of gender stereotypes and seems to actively enjoy engaging questioning them.
Patrick has focused almost exclusively on racing, and as such, is far more self-absorbed and focused on a narrow goal. Gender is an element in her career that she'll certainly leverage to her advantage, although many times, especially early-on, it has been an obstacle as well. At this level of competition, I guarantee you that when she's in the car, she's not thinking twice about her gender and neither is anyone that wants to compete with her.
I vote McKeller cause my sister looked just like her at the height of Wonder Years fame and so her nickname was Winnie. She hated it but now I cant see a picture of McKeller without thinking, aww my sis :).
If my dad knew how to use email, he would so be sending me this article with the message, "See, some people's daughters actually want to drive race cars for a living."
@Spaceman Bill Leah: Well, not this article specifically because I am pretty damn sure my father is not a Jezebel reader. Actually, his style would be more like having my mother mail me a clipping from the newspaper about this.
I really want to like Danica Patrick and root for her whenever I watch a race, but sometimes she makes it really hard. But, in Sports Illustrated's defense, you really can't lump anything involving the swimsuit issue with the rest of the magazine. It's a yearly fluke (that happens to keep the mag afloat for the rest of the year).
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But seriously. I love you and shit and I should heart you and shit and bookmark this page and shit IT'S SO COOOLD IN THE D.
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I love Everything is Terrible... I also love this horrible Wendy's training video. Apparently, people think you can "rap" about anything.
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McKellar has spent much of her life in the public eye as an actress and is simply put, more well-rounded in her pursuits and personality. She's aware of gender stereotypes and seems to actively enjoy engaging questioning them.
Patrick has focused almost exclusively on racing, and as such, is far more self-absorbed and focused on a narrow goal. Gender is an element in her career that she'll certainly leverage to her advantage, although many times, especially early-on, it has been an obstacle as well. At this level of competition, I guarantee you that when she's in the car, she's not thinking twice about her gender and neither is anyone that wants to compete with her.
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Maybe that sounded stalkerish but I care not.
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