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... http://withleather.uproxx.com/2012/07/michelle-jenneke-australian-hot-dancing-video
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happy birthday orioles
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...did you notice pokermonster working as security?
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I'm ashamed to say I can't take my eyes off Michelle!
That's joie de vivre  |
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She needs to work on her trailing leg, on hurdles 6-8
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orioles - you are disgusting - bringing sex into athletics
I am going to put her on screensaver so I can keep and eye on things!!!! ps Isn't it lovely to see a girl enjoying herself - I have come out in a sweat and ........... oh da.n I seem to have made a mess.........ooops!!!!! |
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roll on the olympics
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I know, moisok, my Labour Party membership burst into flames and I have been expelled from my local 'wimmin against whaling' group.
But still and all..... DANNGGGG  You're right though, her talent and beauty aside, it's wonderful to see someone so happy! |
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watch out for when Labour get back in and they bring back hanging for men like you who look at women!!!! Old auntie Harriet will get you!!!! Your days are numbered!!!!
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She didn't qualify for the Aussie team
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Nooooooo!!! well I was only going to watch beach volley ball anyway -
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And now you've all watched it 5 times, how many hurdles did she jump ?
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Erm, 7?
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W I was thinking of jump in other terms sorry !!!
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Jenneke joins Olympics team
Michelle Jenneke will make her Olympics debut in Rio later this year after she was named to the Australian track and field team. Jenneke was selected to the team on the weekend after securing a first place and qualifying time of 12.93 in the 100m hurdles at the Australian Athletics Championships in Sydney. Michelle Jenneke reacts after being selected to the Australian track and field team for Rio. Jenneke will compete in the 100m hurdles at Rio alongside World Champion and Olympic silver medallist Sally Pearson. The 22-year-old from Dural won silver at the Youth Olympic Games in Singapore in 2010 and was a finalist in the World Junior Championships in 2012. She set a personal best of 12.82 seconds, becoming the second fastest Australian of all time, at last year’s Australian Championships and went on to win bronze at the 2015 World University Games. Last month she finished 10th at her first World Indoor Championships in the United States. http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/newslocal/the-hills/sport/jenneke-joins-olympics-team/news-story/5cb5e8b45c11432212188c740b14851c |