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December 14, 2009
Confirmation breeds apathy
By DAVID GREEN
I have to admit it -- I am just a little puzzled by the short shelf life of the Danica Patrick-to-stock cars story. But, I suppose most everybody had already exhausted the supply of things to write about it before the fact.
But, come on -- holy cow. This was big -- bigger than big, Barney Fife would have told Sheriff Andy Taylor. The cows came home. The National Weather Service issued brass-monkey advisories in Hades. Chicken Little was squashed by the falling sky. The little boy who cried "Wolf!" got eaten.
And it has already disappeared from prominent navigation on this and other motor sports Web sites?
Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2009 -- a date which will live in ... uh ... trivia?
We'll remember it, like, for as long as we can?
Another paradox: Now that it really is a story, it's not one.
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Comments
David,
It may be that, the "whatifn'" is done.
All will be watching, even if it is out of the corner, of the eye of the storm.
This experiment will verify the "drive toward diversity", or possibly put it in the rear view mirror. She is a driver that will have great equipment, unlimited dollar support along with an instant fan base. How could this possibly go wrong mmmm.?
- bumpers
- tempers
Posted by: Larry | Dec 14, 2009 7:38:19 PM
Danica who? Oh that girl that does the GoDaddy commercials? Whats she got to do with racing?
Posted by: gomez | Dec 14, 2009 11:46:00 PM
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