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Ucheosefoh: All of una wey de form beauty 4 here make una upload una pix 4 una profile make we see ![]() |
kandiikane: Ha! You rock more, so tell me which igbo so I can rock just like you.right from Jamaica ![]() |
nikkyshyne: Onila, I am in your damn shoesI know my pretty babes when dey show! ![]() |
pedestal82: I agree there is a downside to being good looking. Back inshe got kicked out of school |
Ohuruogu, whose family lives so close to the Olympic site in Stratford that she could walk to the stadium, looked out of contention with 120m to go before powering down the home straight in trademark style. American Sanya Richards-Ross took gold in 49.55 seconds with Ohuruogu clocking a season's best of 49.70secs, just 0.02s ahead of another American DeeDee Trotter on the line. Britain's athletes have now won four medals in less than 24 hours after golds for Jessica Ennis, Greg Rutherford and Mo Farah on Saturday night, with the pre-Games target set by UK Athletics head coach Charles van Commenee of eight - with just one of them gold - looking highly conservative. Ohuruogu's time was a season's best by more than half a second and only the third time in her career that she had broken 50 seconds. On the other two occasions she won the world title in Osaka in 2007, in 49.61, and the Olympics in Beijing the following year, in 49.62, confirming her reputation as someone who delivers on the biggest stages. That reputation took a major dent when she was amazingly disqualified for a false start at the World Championships in Daegu last year, but a storming leg as Britain won gold in the 4x400m relay at the World Indoor Championships in March indicated she was back to her best after various injury problems. Sadly for another capacity 80,000 crowd, Ohuruogu's male counterparts failed to even make the final of their event, as Conrad Williams (45.53), Nigel Levine (45.64) and Martyn Rooney (45.31) finished eighth, sixth and fifth respectively in the semi-finals. "I don't think in all honesty you can call that a decent race," Rooney said. "When I normally open up my stride and pull away in the final 100m it just wasn't there today and that's been the story of this year. "I've trained hard, made all the sacrifices everyone talks about, I lost a social life and a life of normality with this altitude training I did this year. I did all the work, it just wasn't good enough." Levine finished ahead of double amputee Oscar Pistorius, who clocked 46.54 in the second semi-final. And Levine added of his performance: "I am not pleased with that. My aim here was to make the final. I was aiming pretty big for my first Olympics so I have got a lot to work on for next year." Williams, who faded badly on the home straight, said: "My race was brilliant to 320m, I went out eyeballs out to try to be in the mix, but I needed to be a bit more patient at the top turn to be in a better position for the finish." |
[quote author=Donalð Genes]lmao! You lost your virqinity to who?[/quote]someones comment on a sports forum not mine |
comments of the day on world forums/commentators"He shouldn't be able to do that. How could he pull away like that? It is not a heat,it is the olympic final. This should not happen this way. I'm so honoured to be alive today"- Commentator. ![]() '"Ain't enjoyed 9seconds like that since I lost my virginity bolt is too good" ![]() |
afam4eva: This Bolt na winsh.second= blake of jamaica third= gatlin of the USA! |
[quote author=sofa-dj]My prediction... bolt,blake,gatlin,gay[/quote]smart guy and got it right ![]() |
gold@!!! usain bolt!!!! |
ArQueBusieR: Try?! Like survive?!! Girl you gotta thrive, and not just survive!!! And you sound like a 'lastborn'.actually second born ![]() |
pendo89: Onila,I have a beautiful and good heart yet girls will still be bit;ches and mean 2 a pretty girl ![]() girls dont appreciate anything why do u think some pretty girls are so stuck up even though pple criticize for being snobby when they were nice pple BIT;CHES were still hating on them so whats the point of being nice ![]() I used to try and tolerate negative pple ard me before but I cant anymore once your mean 2 me I CUT YOU OFF FROM MY LIFE! life is hard for everyone regardless of being ugly or pretty. .if life is easier for an ugly person=thats your blessing the same for pretty pple when yr ugly= u think life sucks sometimes when yr pretty= u think life is cruel sometimesetc ppls think being pretty your life is great=for some pretty pple not all |
kandiikane: Lol!you rock, Kandi ![]() |
ArQueBusieR: Hmm. . .cool. But would you rather be ugly?i have 2 accept the way my life iz. I try as much as possible to stay around positive people, family or pple who really love me. ![]() when I was less attractive back in high school{i was skinny and frail) I had more girlfriends compared 2 now now I just have few friends, its hard but I have to try ![]() |
pendo89: The only reason why beauty could work to ur disadvantage is if you allow it to replace your brains.Life can be also challening for goodlooking people saying life is easier or pple tend 2 treat goodlooking pple better is just wrong |
Acidosis: no love, no moneynigerian girls go for money not love you dont need love 2 get money |
have you realized when you are really beautiful . .pple wanna know whats going on in your life ALL THE TIME? hey Onila ? who is your boyfriend? babe who be the bobo now? gist us ![]() babe whats happening what are u doing @ the moment for fuc-king sake, when my friends ask me that question and all these random questions= I CUT YOU OUT OF MY LIFE!! i am very reserved when it comes 2 my sexuality or my relationship life I AM TIRED OF THESE OF THESE STUPI=D QUESTIONS ![]() |
from a beautiful girls perspective ![]() your girlfriends will be hating on you victim of bullying-other ladies saying mean things to you everyone one wants 2 know whats going on in your life-who u are dating etc, it sucks ![]() thugs hitting on you low self esteem sometimes-you think beauty is only thing you can offer and yr other flaws will overshadpw your beauty I think there are more disadvantages then advantages ![]() |
No money, No love ![]() |
he shld have ran for somalia ![]() |
are u sure? post the link |
![]() SmoothCrim: Lastly, tell your useless athletes to get rid of their losers mentality. After getting a world record set on your basketball team some of the players were saying it is an Honor to be part of the game where a world record was set on them!! I think this also aplies 2 Ghana where is the gh team? |
LONDON, Aug. 4 (UPI) -- Mo Farah of Britain finished off a stunningly successful Olympic day for the host country Saturday with a victory in the 10,000-meter run. He shocked two-time defending champion Kenenisa Bekele of Ethiopia and won the third gold medal of the track and field program for Great Britain. The host country wound up with six victories in Olympic competition Saturday. Britain already had two rowing wins and a world record victory in the women's team pursuit cycling race before the evening's track and field program got underway. Then in quick succession gold medals came from Jessica Ennis in the heptathlon, Greg Rutherford in the long jump and Farah in the 10,000. Just as shocking as Farah's win was the second-place finisher -- American Galen Rupp. He sprinted down the home stretch behind Farah and past two Ethiopians to give the United States its first medal in the event in 48 years. Billy Mills put on a similar sprint in 1964 to win the race for the United States in Tokyo. After all that drama, Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce of Jamaica won the women's 100-meter dash for the second straight Olympics. In Beijing, she led a Jamaican sweep of the medals. This time the Jamaicans claimed only the gold and bronze with American Carmelita Jeter grabbing the silver. Ethiopian runners had won four consecutive 10,000-meter runs at the Olympics and the one of the Bekele brothers hoped to make it five. Farah, however, put on his kick with a lap to go and his speed broke the runners from Ethiopia. Rupp was in fourth place coming around the final turn and he then surged past both Tariku and Kenenisa Bekele to grab the silver. Tariku was the only one of the brothers to earn a medal, picking up the bronze. Farah was the first British runner to win the race and Rutherford became the first from Britain to win the long jump in 48 years. He outdistanced Australia's Mitchell Watt and American Will Claye. Ennis dominated the heptathlon with 6,955 points, third highest in Olympics history. She won by 327 points over Tatyana Chernova of Russia Read more: http://www.upi.com/Sports_News/2012/08/04/Britain-enjoys-huge-day-in-track-and-field/UPI-91101344117195/#ixzz22fljP6lu |
Blake all the way ![]() and the guy is hot! ![]() |
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