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14slams
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How many times does he have to say "sort of" during an interview? You know it's sort of well you know it's kind of like you know sort of well. Is he trying act like a young person by doing this? The other one that bugs me is the constant "meat and potatoes" references.
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You can always use the mute button....
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Beyond that, any and all idiosyncrasies are magnified greatly on television. If someone has a nervous habit, you may not notice until he/she is on TV.
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sound pretty sharp to me... Today in the New York Times...
-- Nearing his 34th birthday, Agassi has not won a title since last April, and he has scaled back his schedule to conserve his energy. He has discussed skipping most of the clay court season before the French Open begins on May 24, and there is constant speculation about when he might stop playing altogether. That moment may not be soon. Agassi bristled when he was asked if losses like Tuesday's changed his thinking about his future. "No," he replied. "Those questions do, though." |
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Guess what, most of us have things that we say too often in our speech patterns. Some of us use "like", some "uh", and I bet you have one or more of these habits in your speech too.
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Give Agassi a break. He's one of the best of all time and we'll find ourselves missing him when he retires. I never really liked Ivan Lendl as a person when he was competing, and now I'm paying good money to buy up his old matches.
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Join Date: Feb 2004
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"14slams" is yet another screen name created by this joker to spam the boards even more...His screen names Rios and hahaha were banned, and I guess 10s wasn't working for him anymore. You can create all the user names you want, its not hard to find the original source.
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Strife, are you looking at IP addresses?
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No. You just kinda get a sense for the things that people say. I have a theory that it may be another, older poster who has chosen--for whatever reason--to come back to haunt us.
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14slams reminds me of the person strife is talking about, however you could be correct also, Chad.
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Anyone here ever take a public speaking course? One of our assignments was to always count the number of times a person said things like "um" and "you know", as well as play with watches and whatnot.
I was notorious for playing with my watch and/or bracelet. I always tell my students to please tell me if I pick up one of those distracting idiosyncrasies. |
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go to asapsports.com and read agassi's interviews from every match of every big tournament of the past 12 years. after easy matches his interviews are thoughtful, insightful, and articulate on the big picture of tennis. after tough matches, win or lose, he's so open and raw with his emotions
he's as giving of himself as any athlete |
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"You're an idiot. Just another simpleton who is obviously too inept to acquire knowledge about surfing the web anonymously."
Funny how the first post this person makes is a personal attack on someone here. Someone with an axe to grind, perhaps? Maybe just a first class jerk. Maybe both. |
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What a coincidence!
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What do you guys mean?
_________________ -Alan Everybody's got something to hide except for me and my monkey. |
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I'm telling on you!
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Is there echo here on something?
_________________ -Alan Everybody's got something to hide except for me and my monkey. |
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Chad, it is funny that you bring up the speech courses. I remember I had this real hard *** that would ridicule even good speeches. The first time I went up in front of the class I had rested my hands on the podium for 3/4 of the speech. He said I was holding onto it like a crutch, and he told me he was waiting for me to fall over. I still laugh at it to this day. Fortunately, I never had a problem with idiosyncrasies. He did mark me off one time for having my hair cut the day before the speech. He claimed nothing was wrong with my hair, but the sudden change distracted him. No one in my class ever played with their watch, but I do remember a guy who had a distinct foot pattern. It was like he was dancing or something. i wonder how many other stories people have. We should get a topic started in the rant column.
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