‘Are you just a pretty face or do you have a brain?’ – IOTW Report

‘Are you just a pretty face or do you have a brain?’

In her black mini-dress and fire-engine-red pumps, Elizabeth Smith— Miss Hawaiian Tropic Beauty 2014 — has spent a week smiling in front of NASCAR champ Kyle Busch’s Toyota. The show wraps up tonight.

“[People] say, ‘Are you just a model?’ ” huffs the Megan Fox look-alike.“I say, ‘I am a model, but I also know a lot about the vehicle.’ ”  MORE

18 Comments on ‘Are you just a pretty face or do you have a brain?’

  1. @Tim, @JDHasty – Consider one good reason for caring: The longer you can stand there having a conversation with that hot babe with a brain, the longer you can stand there and look at her tits. (-:

    That’s not why I would stand there, of course.
    (I’m an ass man.)

  2. 15 years ago I was at a Powder River Basin coal technology fair. Even there, hot models ruled the day.

    Coal ain’t sexy. How else are you going to attract enormous interest in your dust control equipment?

  3. “It’s not easy to shed sexist stereotypes while posed on a spinning turntable and behind glass, as if in a zoo.”
    LMAO !!

    Gee, Caption Obvious, what’s a bimbo to do?
    Kelly Bundy nailed it.

  4. Ahh, yeah, that thing’s got pistons, and … and … uhh … stuff … and uhh … you hungry? I mean … uhh … y’know … you might want sumptin to eat … and … I din’t mean that like it sounded … uhh … you’re pretty smart for a girl with t … uhh … what I mean is that y’know … you’re pretty damned smart for a pretty … no … it … uhh …

  5. That’s just a tricky way to get people to keep their hands off the cars. And I can see why those girls might be frustrated – no matter what they wear, men would rather see them wearing nothing at all.

    Hey, there are other careers …

  6. “It’s not easy to shed sexist stereotypes while posed on a spinning turntable and behind glass, as if in a zoo.”

    Well, gee, if you’re SOOOOO concerned about being sexist stereotyped, then find another line of work more in keeping with your education . . if any.
    Or, to put it another way, “Don’t bring nuthin’, won’t be nuthin’.”

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