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Chessman Mar 07 2008 08:57 85 posts Member since 2008	Any one seen this young american pole vaulter. She’s 18 so its all right to look. If she is not the hottest sports woman in the world, she must be pretty close. Only heard of her yesterday, and somehow the world is now a better place. Abandon All Hope, All Ye Who Enter Here

ScottL Mar 08 2008 21:05 244 posts Member since 2007 View Monitored Posts	Pictures?

ddasey Mar 08 2008 21:50 183 posts Member since 2007

brettmaverick Mar 08 2008 22:43 563 posts Member since 2007 View Monitored Posts	Nice pole! 8-P

Styles Mar 09 2008 08:19 1362 posts Member since 2007 View Monitored Posts	brings out the pole in any red blooded male! lol! Thats a hot chick! Its better to stay silent and look a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt - Mark Twain "Eons of manhours are lost trying to substitute effort for technique and trying to eliminate effect instead of cause." - Homer Kelley

manu99 Mar 09 2008 08:41 483 posts Member since 2005	Holy poley

Chessman Mar 09 2008 11:22 85 posts Member since 2008	Don’t know what i’d prefer to be the shorts or the pole. Thanks for posting the pictures ddasey. Abandon All Hope, All Ye Who Enter Here

ddasey Mar 09 2008 11:48 183 posts Member since 2007	My pleasure.

Chessman Mar 09 2008 16:30 85 posts Member since 2008	A bit younger there. What i wouldn’t give to be a 15 year old again. If she can manage to succeed at the pole vault, especially at olympic or world champ level- she is going to become one of the most famous faces in the world- not a bad thing at all. If she was advertising haemorrhoid cream, i use the stuff to brush my teeth. Abandon All Hope, All Ye Who Enter Here

Styles Mar 09 2008 20:45 1362 posts Member since 2007 View Monitored Posts	bwahahaha – nice one chessman All together now: Who likes short shorts? We like short shorts! Its better to stay silent and look a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt - Mark Twain "Eons of manhours are lost trying to substitute effort for technique and trying to eliminate effect instead of cause." - Homer Kelley

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