[Impala64ssa]

 I don’t blame them for lashing out. I blame the adults who exploit them and give them a platform because it fits their agenda.
LOL, first heard that urban legend back in the 70's. The story was basically a gorgeous blonde divorcee in her late 20's would cruise around our local hangout, a shopping center parking lot in Spring Valley, N.Y. in a 1971 Corvette,with that message painted on the drivers door. She was also spotted cruising Francis Lewis Blvd in Queens, Central Av in Yonkers, Woodward Av in Detroit, wherever street rodders hung out.

[mad_as_he$$]

That’s about the way I heard except it was in Detroit about the same time.

[ViLaLuz]

I remember now. I read a feature about Danica Patrick decades ago when she was up and coming. The article mentioned she had a patch on her uniform with that phrase embroidered on it. Must be once she made it to Nascar that was no longer appropriate. Apparently that phrase was from some movie during that era and several women repeated it including the woman you mention.