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11-23-12, 04:23 PM
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Here is video of her press conference... Jamie Woode, who was injured during a performance by the Orlando Magic Stunt Team, said her recovery is going well - OrlandoSentinel.com      |
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11-23-12, 05:35 PM
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When we see the cheerleaders on the court doing their routines, we see the 'finished' product of hours/days/years of practice. Heaven forbid if reporters were to reveal the tumbles and failed attempts the cheerleaders endure during their practices. I'll play devils advocate here, helmet law?
__________________ "Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter." --- Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. |
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11-23-12, 06:10 PM
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she's so hawt
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11-23-12, 10:10 PM
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__________________ “The [Navy] specs called for Mach 2.34. We actually tested the airplane for Mach 2.5. I flew it 2.5 a couple times. When you fly a Phantom, it’s built for 2.0, but when you fly that fast you know it. It’s like sitting on a beach ball; you don’t know which way it’ll go, it’s so sensitive. In a F-14 it’s like sitting in a Cadillac. It’s solid. You don’t realize you’re going that fast. |
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11-23-12, 10:38 PM
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Your stock is rising RZ with that NAVY F-14 Tomcat as your avatar!
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11-23-12, 10:48 PM
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__________________ “The [Navy] specs called for Mach 2.34. We actually tested the airplane for Mach 2.5. I flew it 2.5 a couple times. When you fly a Phantom, it’s built for 2.0, but when you fly that fast you know it. It’s like sitting on a beach ball; you don’t know which way it’ll go, it’s so sensitive. In a F-14 it’s like sitting in a Cadillac. It’s solid. You don’t realize you’re going that fast. |
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