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Ebanforpeace
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12 year old kids?

Aug 10 2008 8:50PM
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jimmer
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it's not just the chinese dude. i don't know about 12 year olds, but most country's girls gymnastics squads have some youngins. i think there's a 15 year old on US. i'm sure there's younger ones on other teams too.
Aug 10 2008 8:51PM
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GreenStezz
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what are you getting at?........
Aug 10 2008 8:51PM
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Shpadoinkle
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If that one girl is 20 then I'm 30.

Aug 10 2008 8:53PM
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reverendwrong
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ya theyre 20 yr old looks like a 12 yr old....u cant compete if ur under 16 though they like just said that on tv...the world champion shawn johnson is 16...not to bad lookin either
Aug 10 2008 8:54PM
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Geoffrey
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minimum age is supposed to be 16........... that linlin girl is like 5
Aug 10 2008 8:55PM
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reverendwrong
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i know they look sooooooo fuckin young....like its scary
Aug 10 2008 8:58PM
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jimmer
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i would....maybe.
Aug 10 2008 8:58PM
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GreenStezz
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321 was crazy........
Aug 10 2008 9:04PM
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skiEER
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all female gymnasts look like that its kinda sick
Aug 10 2008 9:08PM
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babujib
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shes bangin, and shes 4 foot 8 making her a legal midget by 4 inches, like wtf she could suck a dick standing up
Aug 10 2008 9:25PM
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Ahmets_Brother
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All those chinese girls look like babies except the older one that looks like she has downsyndrome
Aug 10 2008 9:29PM
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Inbred_Redneck
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Huge claim, but i met her at the Iowa State Fair last year, and yes, she is pretty hot.
Aug 10 2008 9:30PM
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WytePwrRnger007
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ye i would say not one of the chinese girls look 16, they could maybe pull off for 12 or 13
Aug 10 2008 9:38PM
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kiwi_as
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i don't trust the sports that involve judging in these olympics, i think the Chinese would've paid off any judges that they could to increase their chances of having the most overall medals. did anybody watch the middleweight boxing match between the ukraine guy and the chinese guy? that was pretty biased, but the ukrainian destroyed the chinese guy so he won anyway.
Aug 10 2008 9:43PM
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beer.
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despite the fact that she's not hot, she also looks like she is 10 years old.  and shes legally a midget.
Aug 10 2008 9:47PM
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shibby
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I hate 'women' gymnastics, it creeps the fuck out of me.
Aug 10 2008 9:56PM
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slashquatch
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yea they are really creepy looking its not like they just look short either they ligitimately look 5
Aug 10 2008 10:00PM
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Mr.LemonPie
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Didn't phelps compete in sydney at age 14? so how is it a 16 year age limit?
Aug 10 2008 11:52PM
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djikstra
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her hands are huge!
Aug 10 2008 11:54PM
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Alkyy
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as i go to jail for this but think of the possibilities

Aug 11 2008 12:00AM
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eric25
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Some of them looked way younger then sixteen.
Aug 11 2008 12:38AM
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pho[tog]rapher
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They have to turn of legal competing age (16) within the Olympic year. During the parade of nations, one country had a 15 year old, but he can still participate because he was turning 16 within the coming months, thus making him still eligible.

It's like the issues they have with the Little League World Series in baseball or whatever. They get kids playing from these countries and they saaaaay they're such and such an age but then they're like 18. I know the Chinese people are known to be that of a shorter stature, but facially and physically, these girls look yoooung. They make the American girls look so beefy when we all know they're more muscular than most of our country. It's something to look into. I don't mean to judge, but there's been so many weird things going on in that country, from deaths to rules and all that jazz. Just my 2.
Aug 11 2008 12:58AM
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Dr.Scholl
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i would with out thinking
but im her age so its ok
one of the us is from a town near me
i forgot her name tho
Aug 11 2008 1:07AM
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solitaryman
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why so serious?
Aug 11 2008 1:07AM
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babujib
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you should just put that in your sig, you say it every post
Aug 11 2008 1:34AM
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Mr.LemonPie
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Phelps in Sydney?

But why would having younger athletes help them? Less age=less training...
Aug 11 2008 1:38AM
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k-rob
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wow, to those guys who were saying shawn johnson is hot, how old are you? she looks like she's 8, i'm 16 and i'd feel like a pedophile if i even touched her...wow.
Aug 11 2008 1:42AM
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K2skipunk
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yea, me and my mom were wondering about that. we also though about who cares of the age? if a 12 year old is better than a 20 year old, dang, then she deserves to win, i really dont see why age should hold back great atheletes. but then we thought about it, and thought maybe that those atheletes will be pushed too hard, and be forced into it.
Aug 11 2008 2:13AM
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TheMoostafian
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if your 30 then im like 2 and a half
Aug 11 2008 2:24AM
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Skibumsmith
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Yeah I was just watching that. It's so obvious some of those chinese girls aren't 16 it's amazing they can get away with it. Linlin or whatever looks 12.

Aug 11 2008 2:27AM
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casual
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  What's more disturbing than the developmentally challenged and questionably elgible athletes, was the creepy stock footage of small Chinese children being forced into back bends by "handlers" at the ripe old age of 3.

  Now I understand that this is superficially comparable to washed up prom queens slathering their daughters in whore make-up, and forcing them to butcher Leann Rimes songs in order to feel superior to other vain and insecure mothers in Bumbelfuck, Texas, but come on...

  China literally begins "shaping" their athletes during toddlerdom.  Eww.
Aug 11 2008 2:40AM
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Skibumsmith
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Well put. Bravo.
Aug 11 2008 2:50AM
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k-rob
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hahaha, you saying "but come on..." doesn't make a point. i think the comparison of chinese parents forcing athleticism upon their children is no different than western parents forcing any number of things from athletics to modelling on their children.
what really gets me about most chinese people though is how close-minded they are to the rest of the world. not that they really have a choice, what with all of the censorship their government enforces. trust me, if you grew up in china you would have no way of knowing that what you were doing was considered unnacceptable by the rest of the planet, because the chinese government doesn't allow western traditions to tangle with chinese traditions.
i pity everyone in china, and everyone who is ignorant to the chinese situation.
Aug 11 2008 2:52AM
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dman1260
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the oldest Chinese "woman" who is supposedly 20 looks like she might be 17, especially compared to some of the American women.   She was probably 13-14 during the Athens Olympics and now they once  again have to lie about how old she is. 

and the young girls look they are 10 and are years away from approaching puberty and womanhood. It may not seem like having younger girls on the team would be an advantage but my cousin who at one point was close to qualifying for the Olympics said a lot of girls peak at young ages and then lose their talents when they mature, so it's very unfair that China is abusing a system which is very difficult to police (especially when you are the host nation).  It's especially unfair to those young girls from other countries who are missing out because of limits which obviously aren't universally followed.
Aug 11 2008 2:56AM
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casual
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  My point is that the pageant scene represents a relatively mild gradient on the "parental crimes against children scale" relative to forcibly curving your offspring's spine in order to increase the likelihood of a solid back bend.

  I don't know...call it Westerner's Bias or whatever but there's something undeniably human, albeit it tragic, about an overbearing father little-league coach.  We all know that that guy is living vicariously through his poor son, in a feeble attempt to erase his own failures.  On the other hand, molding Olympic athletes as a bid for world domination as opposed to personal glory is just downright creepy by comparison.
Aug 11 2008 3:05AM
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Dr.Seuss
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At 16, that Linlin betch weighs 68 pounds.
I weighed exactly half that at 6 months....I was morbidly obese.
Aug 11 2008 3:09AM
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BASS_PRO_SHOP
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i dunno if id hit that...

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Aug 11 2008 3:19AM
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k-rob
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i agree with you, it is harsh to "mold" their kids. but who's around to tell them any different? you've got to understand that in china, television will suddenly blank out. not because of poor reception, but because there's something there that the government doesn't want you to know about. they'll be watching a foreign news station, and the anchor might say something like "and in today's news, china..." and the screen suddenly blacks out and the audio suddenly quits. and in about a minute or so, it just goes back to normal. they even have control over what pages can be visited on the internet.
to be honest, it sickens me to know that the olympics are being held there. it just goes to show how much of a joke the people who run them today really are. i'm willing to bet that the chinese can only get coverage of the events their country was awarded a medal in.
like i said before, i pity them.
Aug 11 2008 3:21AM
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BASS_PRO_SHOP
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dude. that aerobatic stuff they do is a part of their tradition. they did a special on it during one of the event breaks. girls want to become that because of the limited freedom they get otherwise. their parents don't mold them because a lot of them dont have parents in the first place. shits sad but it isnt like a little league parent at all.
Aug 11 2008 3:24AM
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casual
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  Woah, this thread just officially passed my seriousness threshold.  Clearly the sitiuation in China is grave, I was attempting to bring a little levity.   
Aug 11 2008 3:35AM
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k-rob
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clearly you've never seen a little league parent scream and yell at their kid for missing a catch...it really isn't any different there. about a month ago i saw an american polocrosse team that was made up of a mom, a dad, and their kid. they showed up at the event, and this mom was looking to prove how great her family was. when they lost, i saw the mom yelling at her kid and blaming him for the loss, while the dad just sort of backed off and let it happen. later on i saw the kid crying, probably because of what his mom yelled at him about.
i'd rather see a chinese orphan work all their lives to be an olympian than see that "team" again. there are shitty people everywhere in the world, but at least the chinese have an excuse.
Aug 11 2008 3:35AM
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onearmwanderer
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i dont think he's saying one is worse at least in that post. i think  he's just saying that the chinesse athletes push themselves that hard not, their parents.
Aug 11 2008 3:42AM
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Pippin
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i was just thinking about this as i watch on tv, looked so young;

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Aug 11 2008 3:57AM
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BASS_PRO_SHOP
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exactly and im talkin about any form of acrobatic display and not polo. its their culture and its an honor for them to be able to do that shit. you see it as brutal but they see it as something great.
Aug 11 2008 4:10AM
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solitaryman
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good calll..
Aug 11 2008 5:01AM
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b-kul
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he was 15 turning 16 that year.
Aug 11 2008 10:44AM
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SARTRON
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but JESUS they are so strong
Aug 11 2008 11:09AM
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skifree919
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theyve all been lifting and working out since they were 6 so all their growth is stunted and their hormones are all fucked up
Aug 11 2008 11:20AM
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MadSteezin
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For real, I'm not sure why a 12 year old would be better than a 16 year old...
Aug 11 2008 1:40PM
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SEskier
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Exactly.  When they hit puberty it becomes difficult for them to adjust to there growing and changing bodies.  It results in loss of cordination.  Also changing levels of hormones can mess with their abilities.  For the most part the younger, the better in gymnastics.
Aug 11 2008 2:54PM
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