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  1. In memory of pre, on the anniversary of his death, I will take a
    memorial dump for him, then say a non-prayer as I flush. I think that's
    a fitting memorial for a premadonna quitter, who didn't know how to
    drive.

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    In memory of pre, on the anniversary of his death, I will take a memorial dump for him, then say a non-prayer as I flush. I think that's a fitting memorial for a premadonna quitter, who didn't know how to drive.

    Be honest now, it's the Nike tie to Pre that bugs you, isn't it?(At
    Oregon Prefontaine was coached by Bill Bowerman, who along with U of O
    alumnus Phil Knight designed the first Nike running shoes.) C'mon,
    'fess up...

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    Be honest now, it's the Nike tie to Pre that bugs you, isn't it?(At


    Oregon Prefontaine was coached by Bill Bowerman, who along with U of O
    alumnus Phil Knight designed the first Nike running shoes.) C'mon,
    'fess up...>

    Honestly? No. Pre really was a miserable lil premadonna. A coward who
    was afraid to lose, so he quit.
    Nikes weren't always [censored], only when they went to being designer [censored].
    Even now it still offers some halfway decent shoes for "little guys",
    but why someone would pay 30% more for a stupid swoosh, instead of
    buying a better shoe for far less, beats me. They are priced according
    to their advertising budhet, not what it cost to make the shoe.

  4. Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Be honest now, it's the Nike tie to Pre that bugs you, isn't it?(At


    Oregon Prefontaine was coached by Bill Bowerman, who along with U of O
    alumnus Phil Knight designed the first Nike running shoes.) C'mon,
    'fess up...>

    Honestly? No. Pre really was a miserable lil premadonna. A coward who
    was afraid to lose, so he quit.
    Nikes weren't always [censored], only when they went to being designer [censored].
    Even now it still offers some halfway decent shoes for "little guys",
    but why someone would pay 30% more for a stupid swoosh, instead of
    buying a better shoe for far less, beats me. They are priced according
    to their advertising budhet, not what it cost to make the shoe.


    just where is your proof that pre was a coward who quit when he believed he
    was going to lose. there is simply no such evidence of what u are accusing
    him of

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    just where is your proof that pre was a coward who quit when he believed he


    was going to lose. there is simply no such evidence of what u are
    accusing
    him of>

    Watch any race he knew he wasn't going to win. Oh you can't, he was too
    scared to show up, or quit when he got passed. Watch any old footage.

  6. and a facial for me

    what john wants
    john gets

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    Even now [Nike] offers some halfway decent shoes for "little guys"

    Solid 12 cm here, buddy, and that's on a bad day. Who you calling
    little?

  8. <Solid 12 cm here,>

    Look pervert, we aren't talking penis lengyh here. Please go to
    alt.pedophile for your perverse plesures.

  9. TY for keeping things on topic John ;?)~

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