Why Bode’s Been a Nobody

Newsweek ^ | 2/25/06 | Devin Gordon

[small voice in the wilderness]

Bode: "I'm really anti-Olympics. It's too commercial and run by the man for the man. That's why I plan on sticking it to the man."
Reporter: "But you ARE the man. So, you're gonna stick it to yourself??"
Bode: "...maybe..."

[Brytani]

While being heavier is an advantage in some downhill disciplines, being heavier because of fat is not an advantage. Look at the heavier athletes in downhill they either are heavier through height and bone structure or they are heavier because of muscle mass.

Miller is fatter not fitter and it bit him in his fat ass.

[dfwgator]

Our soldiers didn't lose Vietnam, our politicians did.

[free_at_jsl.com]

I'll bet his favorite movie is "Tin Cup".

[Kirkwood]

I agree, but a loss nonetheless.

[webster]

From: http://www.skiracing.com/news/news_display.php/2469/ALPINE/newsArticles/ "He was in a coma for three weeks and lost six years of memories. Bill has experienced many negative challenges as a result of his injuries. He has suffered immense pain and lost most of his memory for a six year period. The surgery on his severed tong has affected his speech. Bill gets frustrated and angry from time to time. These challenges even included public embarrassment as he was pulled over and suspected for drunk driving. Bill became agitated and was arrested and jailed for assault. The police thought he was drunk because of his brain injury, speech and behavior. Bill Johnson’s alcohol level test results were “00.0”.