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This probably qualifies as thread necromancy, but I have to say... its more fun than that article makes it sound. I learned a lot :) Kitt was awesome about explaining things to me and he has a WORLD CLASS pit chick who also taught me quite a bit :hellyeah:
My wife was great about wanting to get involved as much as possible for the first race weekend. She was helpful setting up the pit area, and always wanted to work the stands, but that weekend we didn't bring the kids. The past 4 weekends we brought the 3 kids, a four year old, a 2 year old and a 4 month old. I noticed last weekend that she was not having a good time at all. The two older ones were acting up all day, and the baby did not sleep and was freaking out all day. We had desided that the baby will stay with family for the rest of the season and that will ease the stress off of her.
I do not want to go to the track alone, and I don't want my wife to dread going with me. She is very out going, and I think that she would have fun hanging out with other ladies with families.
Well we need pit bitches to help put up tents, cause lord knows wookie and bergs just isnt gonna cut it in that regard
helping out in the pits sounds like fun...idk how good at putting up tents i would be though... lol
I cant say I saw it, I was comfortably asleep on my air mattress at the Red Roof. Cause Im smarter than trying to sleep in a tent. Either that or I just dont have a pit bitch to put mine up for me.
Did you actually see the tent? It was comical. Wish I'd taken a picture! I hope the people around us weren't too pissed that there were 4 drunks stumbling around and giggling trying to put the tent up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pittenger5
Pop-up is where its at! I bought a new one that takes about 2 minutes to put up and sleeps 7 (or so they say, think that might be 7 midgets or anorexics). I also got another queen sized air mattress, you can fit 2 in there with room to walk. This time I'm setting it up Saturday morning.Quote:
Originally Posted by lady flyin' low
For anyone looking for practice to becoming a full on race weekend pit chick, you could always get a start at a trackday... Most of the same concepts apply, probably a lower stress environment. :D
LOL... Personally, if I could get the time off from work, I'd be riding, not pit bitching, at a track day. Unfortunately for me, my gall bladder decided to shit the bed in January and I used all of my sick and vacation time :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Kurtz
You're right though, that's probably a great place to learn.
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Originally Posted by Pittenger5
What we started with and what we ended up with could have been considered the world's 9th and 10th wonders.
How 55 two and a half foot sections of poles make one tent is well beyond me.
My tent is one pole and 5 minutes....:naughty...:teehee:
A significantly shorter pole at that :teehee:Quote:
Originally Posted by bergs
What I lack in length I make up for in skill...:twofingerQuote:
Originally Posted by jnm988
Next race weekend have her (and your fam)stop by and introduce yourselves (484 over by the bathrooms) I would love to meet other nesra pit bitches who do it all for their "others".Quote:
Originally Posted by eboos
We have the passion just as much but lack the balls (some of us) to go out there.well, I guess I should only speak for me? yes I am chicken.:wink:
Judy
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Originally Posted by bergs
I somehow doubt the ladies would agree :twofinger:Quote:
Originally Posted by bergs
I'm late to this thread but.....:mope:
Im having as much luck finding a pit bitch as I am finding my future ex-wife. I'm noticing a trend here.
LOL! I'd consider it (the bitch part, NOT the wife part) if you promise not to poop on the floor again.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pittenger5
Just watch out where she puts her floam.
I can neither confirm nor deny that it was in fact me that pooped on the floor. But I do know that Denno cleaned it upQuote:
Originally Posted by jnm988