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The Purse Destroyer

My wife, Jo, was probably the most notable (and noisiest) of all the fans. When the dragster was being pushed down the return road to be started, she would start cheering and by the time we got the engine fired and turned around in the staging area she would be out of her seat and jumping up and down at the fence, screaming and hollering, and the race hadn’t even started yet. When the race started, along with the screaming, hollering and jumping up and down, she would swing her arms up and down and around in circles hanging on to her purse strap. Needless to say after a few revolutions of the purse and a few apologies for wapping the persons on either side of her she would clear out the area. When the RPM of the purse got up to speed, the next thing that would happen is that it would catch on the top of the chain link fence and WAM! RI-I-I-I-I-P! The ‘ole purse just couldn’t take it. Can you imagine, ladies purse stuff flying all over the place, into the air, into the stands, on the ground and this person screaming and hollering? Now there’s a real fan! I received reports from reliable sources that word went out from the fans to “watch out for that blonde with the purse”. It was a case of “extreme” fan appreciation and we all loved it. The next time out, in a diligent effort to save the fans, the stands and the fences (and purses) we will make Jo a crewmember.

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Ronnie Hier