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Michelle Kwan Has A Posse
from the slow-news-day dept
With the Winter Olympics drawing near -- wait, are we allowed to say that? -- apparently it's newsworthy to report that several Olympians have online fan sites. Of course, the article glosses over the most interesting part, that there's an 800-strong group called the Michelle Kwan Guardian Angels "who vow to love and protect the American figure skater from bashing in chat rooms or message boards". Didn't Tanya Harding have something sort of like that?
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関穎珊
Should her name be spelled properly, as above? Her first name means "Fenced Ring".
Or should there be a new olympic sport for long-distance snipers to shoot these pompous birds on ice, hmmm....
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Re: 関穎珊
woah take it easy.
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Re: ŠÖ‰nŽX
ya...chill man....u can make it a nu sport if u wanna....but i don't shoot sniper style @ human birds....regular birds ya....but u take the fall in w/e country its in...
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Michelle Kwan
I love Michelle Kwan, she's a telanted skater and a beautiful woman. she can have my protection anytime she wants. I'm at her service. :)
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Re: ŠÖ‰nŽX
Wow, some anger management issues to work through!
Interesting, never heard of something like that, a group of people organized to go out and defend and idea/person on the internet. There's always been suspicion that some advertisers/companies have done this to "generate buzz" but never heard of it for an individual.
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No Sarah... is sad
I'd take a bullet for Sarah Hughes, but not for Ms. Kwan. Not that she's a bad person. In fact she's local and I've met her and she's a nice gal. Unless I was on duty, then I would have to help her to some extent.
It's a dang shame Sarah Hughes wont be n the 2006 Winter Olympics team. Is it legal to say that yet?
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Wireless World: Real-time Head & Shoulders
CHICAGO, Feb. 3 (UPI) -- A customer at a retail store picks a bottle of shampoo off the shelf, heads to the cashier, and pays for the product. The radio frequency identification (RFID) tag on the item sends a notice to the store's network -- alerting it that inventory has been reduced. The network automatically communicates with computers at the shipping center of the shampoo maker, which triggers a shipping notice that more shampoo is on the way to replenish the dwindling stocks of Head and Shoulders.
This vision of the retail store of the future may start to come into existence in the coming year, experts tell United Press International's Wireless World. By Gene Koprowski
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Re: Wireless World: Real-time Head & Shoulders
FUMBUCK, Feb. 3 (BFD) -- So, how's that different than just scanning the UPCs like they've done for years? The computer knows
by the UPC what they just bought. By Phil McRack
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No Subject Given
Tanya Hardings Guardian Angels "who vow to love and protect the American figure skater by bashing other skaters in the legs"
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Re: Wireless World: Real-time Head & Shoulders
its not any different... walmart has servers with more data than is on the entire internet of just that thing... did you know that strawberry pop tart sales increase after a hurricane? cause walmart does.
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Obey Michelle Kwan
Andre the Giant has a posse too, but Tattoo the Midget has a bigger posse!
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Re: ŠÖ‰nŽX
shut up
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Re: Michelle Kwan
Michelle, I have enjoyed watching you skate throughtout the years and I hope to see more of your skating. You now have an injury that requires that you step down and not compete in the 2006 winter games. Everyone is pulling for you to get better and don't think for a minute that your career is over. Keep up the good work all your fans are pulling for you.....
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Re: No Sarah... is sad
I saw Sarah skate with Stars on Ice in Feb 2005. She did 2 double jumps in the whole show(this included two individual performances plus the group skates), her spins were slow, and she didn't have much speed in general. I don't believe she has competed since the Olympics in 2002. Unless she has gone into serious training recently, I doubt that she is in shape to compete in Turino.
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Re: Michelle Kwan
You will always be a champion in my heart. No gold at the olympics but that doesn't take a thing away from her accomplishments.
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