Actually , Black and Dekker is more attractive .

Never found Decker all that attractive, but here are a couple that pop up, not all necessarily my type, but just that there is some consensus about their "hotness"...

Allyson Felix, California, current defending World Champion in 200 meters:


Marion Jones could turn some heads back in the day:

Also a link to an artistic nude portrait of Jones here:
http://www.commissionaportrait.com/artistsportfolio.asp?id=199#

Amy Acuff, High Jumper and fellow UCLA alum:


Destinee Hooker, high jumper, Univ. of Texas


Melissa Yunghans, especially for our boy Keny...


Britney Henry, making the Hammer Throw a sexy event..


Rachel Yurkovich, Javelin hurler.

Ashley Caldwell, UCLA miler


Flo-Jo was one of the pioneers of sexy, athletic gals

Alex Kosinski, CA high school miler currently ranked #1 in the USA, will attend Oregon Univ.:

Back to young Allison Stokke, on Friday night in Sacramento, CA, literally minutes ago (at this writing) she easily jumped 12'-3" in the State Championship Prelim rounds. She'll compete in the final tomorrow against World Junior #1 Tori Anthony.
Here's a link to real-time updates on them:
http://www.sml1.com/recordtiming/cif2007/

Do you think that you could size the photo's according to JC page layout ?

If not - just a link will be fine .

Invest in a new monitor Capt. Whingemeister.

Action video/GIF of her technique

More video action in a national news story here:
http://cbs2.com/sports/local_story_151005135.html

And some enterprising Internet geek set up this site with every pic and video of the gal known to humankind.... I'd guess someone from her school, because of all the shots of her in social situations...
http://www.allisonstokkepics.com/

Capt. Whingemeister. Funny. As is George's advice on Bali. I am sure you two could be friends under different circumstances.

Anyway Ricc, is that the best of the best? A shite list except, for the unibomber's sister. She is off the fucking scale. Reminds me of a little hottie I took to the fifth floor of Stadium last week. Paid for it though ....

The gif is good , but can we start from where she is upside down ?

Actually not a question of monitor size Riccardo , just resolution .

And I don't intend to buy a QUXGA-Wide monitor because you are unable to resize a photo .

Looking at Allisons mum , she certainly was worth a poke in her day , thankfully her genes were dominant . What on earth does Allison see in the goofy looking clowns in their Desmond Hackets trying to look suave ? She would do much better with Piss and The Captain to minister to her needs .

Somebody did a little more digging on Stokke.

It's OK when it's someone else's daughter

After we posted a link to the story about Alison Stokke, the high-school track athlete who has been unwillingly turned into an internet sex object, sharp-eyed reader Evan emailed with the observation that Stokke's father is the same guy who earlier this year defended a cop who jerked off on a stripper during a routine traffic stop. “She got what she wanted,” Al Stokke said, of the stripper. “She’s an overtly sexual person.”

The hits they keep on comin'. Stokke also defended a sheriff's son who was convicted of participating in a videotaped gang-rape. From the OC Weekly's account of the sentencing hearing:

The defense niceties vanished immediately. Defense lawyer Al Stokke, who replaced lead trial attorney Joseph G. Cavallo, questioned any link between the rape and the victim's claim of mental anguish. Stokke also mocked the girl's physical injuries, finally conceding she was unconscious but then trying to use that against her. "There's [no pain] that is felt," he said, "because she was unconscious."

Wow. To be perfectly clear, this is NOT to say that Alison Stokke has been in ANY WAY deserving of the harassment that has been heaped upon her for simply participating in a high-school track meet. But it's noteworthy that her father, who is understandably deeply concerned for his daughter's safety, has defended several men who have done things far more reprehensible than link to or post photos on the internet without permission.

Her father, Allan Stokke, comes home from his job as a lawyer and searches the Internet. He reads message boards and tries to pick out potential stalkers.

"We're keeping a watchful eye," Allan Stokke said. "We have to be smart and deal with it the best we can. It's not something that you can just make go away."

In other words, it's his daughter, and of course he's doing all he can to ensure she's safe now that her photo is plastered all over the internet in a sexual context. But he seemed to not only lack concern but to show outright disdain for the woman who was sexually assaulted by a traffic cop and for the girl who was gang-raped. From his previous comments, he seems to desire a world in which reprehensible treatment of women (sexual assault, harassment, rape) is a-OK. But maybe, just maybe, his views will change now that he is forced to consider the fact that his own flesh and blood -- his wife, his sister, his mother, his daughter -- could be a victim of that violence.

I've been extraordinarily busy, last week was the California High School Track Championships (more on that soon in a new thread) and this week it's the national university championships... Ah but all work and no play...

Anyway,
Allison did not fare so well in the Pole Vault finals and finished 4th in the state. Future UCLA Bruin Tori Anthony crushed her spirit on the way to setting an all-time American High School record and All-time WORLD record for her age.

Also, BBC sent this letter to me after I notified them of their gross factual errors.

Dear Mr Riccardo

Thank you for your e-mail regarding an article about Allison Stokke.

Can I direct you to the following article written by Richard Bowen
regarding the BBC's position.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/worldhaveyoursay/2007/06/allison_stokke_our_mista
ke.html

Thank you once again for taking the trouble to contact us.

Regards

Richard Carey
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