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Who's the 2nd best looking pole vaulter in the world?
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Who's the 2nd best looking pole vaulter in the world?
She's moving on to the bigger poles and admits "it's nice having the
big meat" http://tinyurl.com/mrqztp |
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Who's the 2nd best looking pole vaulter in the world?
On Aug 23, 1:17*pm, Anton Berlin wrote:
She's moving on to the bigger poles and admits "it's nice having the big meat" http://tinyurl.com/mrqztp Allison Stokke - Stalkee A. Berline = Stocker |
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Who's the 2nd best looking pole vaulter in the world?
Anton Berlin wrote:
http://tinyurl.com/nu6k5v and who gives a **** about getting 2nd? She's a sophomore in college and is still 3 feet off what it takes to win the Olympics. Most Olympic caliber athletes are pretty much at or close to their prime by the time they are a sophormore at college. She is nowhere near world class. If you are even a national class miler in college, you should be able to run a sub 4-minute mile by your freshman year. So this chick is going to have a short career if she doesn't make the 2012 Olympics (which she won't). There' ain't no way to be world class at the pole vault unless you make the Olympci or worlds team. Otherwise, there's no sustainable income in this specialty. Thanks, Magilla |
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Who's the 2nd best looking pole vaulter in the world?
On Aug 23, 4:33*pm, MagillaGorilla wrote:
Anton Berlin wrote: http://tinyurl.com/nu6k5v and who gives a **** about getting 2nd? She's a sophomore in college and is still 3 feet off what it takes to win the Olympics. * Most Olympic caliber athletes are pretty much at or close to their prime by the time they are a sophormore at college. * She is nowhere near world class. If you are even a national class miler in college, you should be able to run a sub 4-minute mile by your freshman year. *So this chick is going to have a short career if she doesn't make the 2012 Olympics (which she won't). *There' ain't no way to be world class at the pole vault unless you make the Olympci or worlds team. *Otherwise, there's no sustainable income in this specialty. Thanks, Magilla Dumbass, jumping high is 2nd to how good she looks. |
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Who's the 2nd best looking pole vaulter in the world?
MagillaGorilla wrote:
Anton Berlin wrote: http://tinyurl.com/nu6k5v and who gives a **** about getting 2nd? She's a sophomore in college and is still 3 feet off what it takes to win the Olympics. Most Olympic caliber athletes are pretty much at or close to their prime by the time they are a sophormore at college. She is nowhere near world class. If you are even a national class miler in college, you should be able to run a sub 4-minute mile by your freshman year. http://www.cs.uml.edu/~phoffman/nats/milers1.htm So this chick is going to have a short career if she doesn't make the 2012 Olympics (which she won't). There' ain't no way to be world class at the pole vault unless you make the Olympci or worlds team. Otherwise, there's no sustainable income in this specialty. Thanks, Magilla |
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On Aug 23, 6:17*pm, z wrote:
MagillaGorilla wrote: Anton Berlin wrote: http://tinyurl.com/nu6k5v and who gives a **** about getting 2nd? She's a sophomore in college and is still 3 feet off what it takes to win the Olympics. * Most Olympic caliber athletes are pretty much at or close to their prime by the time they are a sophormore at college. * She is nowhere near world class. If you are even a national class miler in college, you should be able to run a sub 4-minute mile by your freshman year. http://www.cs.uml.edu/~phoffman/nats/milers1.htm * So this chick is going to have a short career if she doesn't make the 2012 Olympics (which she won't). *There' ain't no way to be world class at the pole vault unless you make the Olympci or worlds team. *Otherwise, there's no sustainable income in this specialty. Thanks, Magilla- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - http://roissy.files.wordpress.com/2008/08/yelena.jpg http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...FdHDtwfqr4zQBA http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...FdHDtwfqr4zQBA |
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Who's the 2nd best looking pole vaulter in the world?
On Aug 23, 4:48*pm, KG wrote:
On Aug 23, 1:17*pm, Anton Berlin wrote: She's moving on to the bigger poles and admits "it's nice having the big meat" http://tinyurl.com/mrqztp Allison Stokke - Stalkee A. Berline = Stocker Her father is apparently an excellent defense lawyer, in case you get chucked in the hoosegow over the whole murder+rape thing (tacky, I know, but an effective way to let the "woman" of your dreams know you are thinking about her). |
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Who's the 2nd best looking pole vaulter in the world?
Anton Berlin wrote:
On Aug 23, 4:33*pm, MagillaGorilla wrote: Anton Berlin wrote: http://tinyurl.com/nu6k5v and who gives a **** about getting 2nd? She's a sophomore in college and is still 3 feet off what it takes to win the Olympics. * Most Olympic caliber athletes are pretty much at or close to their prime by the time they are a sophormore at college. * She is nowhere near world class. If you are even a national class miler in college, you should be able to run a sub 4-minute mile by your freshman year. *So this chick is going to have a short career if she doesn't make the 2012 Olympics (which she won't). *There' ain't no way to be world class at the pole vault unless you make the Olympci or worlds team. *Otherwise, there's no sustainable income in this specialty. Thanks, Magilla Dumbass, jumping high is 2nd to how good she looks. She ain't that hot and pole vaulting isn't a sport that will garner her any media or sponsorships unless she makes the Olympic/worlkds team, which will not happen for her. Her looks are irrelevant. Thanks, Magilla |
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Who's the 2nd best looking pole vaulter in the world?
On Aug 24, 7:39*am, MagillaGorilla wrote:
Anton Berlin wrote: On Aug 23, 4:33*pm, MagillaGorilla wrote: Anton Berlin wrote: http://tinyurl.com/nu6k5v and who gives a **** about getting 2nd? She's a sophomore in college and is still 3 feet off what it takes to win the Olympics. * Most Olympic caliber athletes are pretty much at or close to their prime by the time they are a sophormore at college. * She is nowhere near world class. If you are even a national class miler in college, you should be able to run a sub 4-minute mile by your freshman year. *So this chick is going to have a short career if she doesn't make the 2012 Olympics (which she won't). *There' ain't no way to be world class at the pole vault unless you make the Olympci or worlds team. *Otherwise, there's no sustainable income in this specialty. Thanks, Magilla Dumbass, jumping high is 2nd to how good she looks. She ain't that hot and pole vaulting isn't a sport that will garner her any media or sponsorships unless she makes the Olympic/worlkds team, which will not happen for her. *Her looks are irrelevant. Dumbass - With young women, looks are never irrelevant. Example: Anna Kournikova. In her 'prime' she had the most sponsorship income of any female tennis player despite never being ranked in the top 10. For a time she was #1 on the most google'd list. The next most google'd female tennis player was probably #10,000. Us men. We are very predictable. thanks, Kurgan. presented by Gringioni. |
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