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Kristen does the tour

Callistus Valer · 2003-07-13T05:30:30+00:00

Do you think Kristen's credentials are sufficient for doing the tour de france http://www.epiphanysalon.com/kristen.htm

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Callistus Valer
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13 July 2003, 05:30 UTC #1

Do you think Kristen's credentials are sufficient for doing the tour de france
epiphanysalon.comkristen.htm

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Js
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13 July 2003, 05:30 UTC #2

Dude, it's Kirsten not Kristen.
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Steven L. Sheff
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13 July 2003, 05:30 UTC #3

Callistus Valerius said:
Do you think Kristen's credentials are sufficient for doing the tour de france
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Kirsten's credentials are just a bit stronger than Kristen's ...

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Bensharp13
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13 July 2003, 06:30 UTC #4

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Do you think Kristen's credentials are sufficient for doing the tour de france
epiphanysalon.comkristen.htm
try these:
cln.comcelebs.htm
espn.go.comg tv desc sporting dog chron.html
(my personal fav.) cln.comcityc.htm

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Arous
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13 July 2003, 07:00 UTC #5

I mean, like, we all got a work, right...so cut her a lil' slack...at least she's trying...
Cordially, Arous
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Callistus Valer
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13 July 2003, 12:00 UTC #6

You call those links credentials? Two of the links said she was
hunting dogs. Those are the only credentials you need to comment on the world's greatest
cycling event?

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Fred Marx
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13 July 2003, 19:00 UTC #7

she's cutter than Roll (IMHO)
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I mean, like, we all got a work, right...so cut her a lil' slack...at least she's trying...
Cordially, Arous
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Justafan
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13 July 2003, 20:00 UTC #8

OLN should show more respect for the sport (and the viewers) than to hire a "personality" who seems
to have NO cycling experience, just a pretty face who can "schmooze" a bit.
I've heard Christi Anderson (Phil's wife) sit in for a few minutes on Eurosport, and she's exactly
the kind of "counterpoint" person that OLN SHOULD have hired for the job.
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Dashi Toshii
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14 July 2003, 07:01 UTC #9

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OLN should show more respect for the sport (and the viewers) than to hire a "personality" who
seems to have NO cycling experience, just a pretty face who can "schmooze" a bit.
I've heard Christi Anderson (Phil's wife) sit in for a few minutes on Eurosport, and she's exactly
the kind of "counterpoint" person that OLN SHOULD have hired for the job.
She's doing a great job, just what she was hired to do.
The average OLN viewer probably has no more knowledge of cycling than did Kirsten prior to this
year's TdF.
She asks the right questions which gives Bob a chance to indoctrinate the viewer to what bike racing
is all about.
She is exactly what the American public needs now, don't know about the other country's viewer but
she is good for cycling in America.
Dashii

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Edward Waffle
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16 July 2003, 01:01 UTC #10

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The average OLN viewer probably has no more knowledge of cycling than did Kirsten prior to this
year's TdF.
This is the only time of year I watch OLN. I cut back my cable to ultra basic at the end of
the month.
But from the ads they run for other shows, it looks like the average OLN viewers are fat guys who
like to fish, fat guys who like to hunt and cowboys who try to stay on the back of bulls after the
bull has had his scrotum tied with a rope.

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Rick H
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17 July 2003, 05:31 UTC #11

I kept cable and OLN through the Vuelta last year. Heras climbed some obscenely steep mountains.
What was that mountain stage in the fog that he won? Anyway, this year I've cancelled cable
completely and watch OLN's TDF on a neighbor's TV. More fun when there's company, and now I don't
have worry about becoming a TDF TV junkie, watching them play the same stage over and over and
over and ...
Rick H
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This is the only time of year I watch OLN. I cut back my cable to ultra basic at the end of
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Raptor
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17 July 2003, 08:38 UTC #12

rick h said:
I kept cable and OLN through the Vuelta last year. Heras climbed some obscenely steep mountains.
What was that mountain stage in the fog that he won?
The Agliru. (Does that name mean anything or is it a proper noun?)
Anyway, this year I've cancelled cable completely and
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watch OLN's TDF on a neighbor's TV. More fun when there's company, and now I don't have worry
about becoming a TDF TV junkie, watching them play the same stage over and over and over and ...
There's nothing wrong with that though. I know tons and tons about this year's race, most of which I
will forget soon.
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Didier A. Depir
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17 July 2003, 15:00 UTC #13

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rick h said:
I kept cable and OLN through the Vuelta last year. Heras climbed some obscenely steep mountains.
What was that mountain stage in the fog that he won?
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The Agliru. (Does that name mean anything or is it a proper noun?)
It works even better when it's spelled El Angliru.
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