KyB-Food For Thot
Is this a valid statement?
Would Drivers act & speak differently
if they had different Sponsors?

[Fair-use excerpt:]
Kyle Busch's aggression getting some attention
Opinions vary, but most say second-year driver should tone down
By David Newton, NASCAR.COM
February 25, 2006

Kyle didn't appear interested in talking to Stewart
early on Friday, judging from his comments about the
two-time champion and his primary sponsor, Home Depot.
***"I represent a lot of women and children and
Tony represents a lot of bearded old guys and contractors
that go to Home Depot and pick up tools and stuff,''
said Busch, whose primary sponsor is Kellogg's.
"I've got a different crowd. The women and children are,
'Ooh, what's Kyle going to say?'
"Tony Stewart, he can pretty much rattle off what he wants.''


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Crusader

"Crusader" <cru32 (AT) comcast (DOT) net> wrote

women are into cereal, and bearded old men and construction guys are into
Home Depot. Kyle, what century do you live in???????? I am at Home Depot a
couple times month, and I see a lot of other women there. I own my own
house, and do many of my own repairs and yardwork (though wouldn't mind
giving up that chore!!), yet I cook and clean.

And Kyle, if you want to make real sexist comments, Tony represents women
because he's cuter than Kyle is! (ok, Tony needs to lose his gut, but it's
a cute gut.)

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