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carmen287	Kingmichael	#261	[-]
Posts: 141 (12/23/07 7:17 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Kingmichael, why start all the rukus all over again? I thought we mended our ways and agreed to disagree agreeably. Now you call me a bitch? What gives? I have kept away and now I come back and here is the welcome you give to me? I never even said a thing to you or about you or your posts and you come at me with guns drawn. Please explain
kingmichael15		#262	[-]
Posts: 3261 (12/23/07 8:15 PM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	it was a reflex
carmen287	Reflex?	#263	[-]
Posts: 142 (12/23/07 9:15 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Thanks for the very logical explanation Queenie (u still dating boys) opps, sorry that was a reflex too. Now lets just be civilized, OK?
warren belvedere		#264	[-]
Posts: 436 (12/23/07 10:05 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Thanks for fielding questions, Eric. Happy Festivus! Are you <, =, or > 6' tall? Do you think the directors film Racers so that viewers can't get a handle on such basic information as height [at the end of each leg on the Destiny Mat, very tall Racers often appear shorter than Phil because of the camera angle], in order to feed the Race's fast paced and edgy feel? As a rule, do 2nd, 3rd, 4th, etc., etc. place teams win money? How much? ~~~ Has being on the Amazing Race changed your life along the lines of a religious experience/ spiritual awakening or an otherwise grand, cosmic way, or, to you, is it just a reality tv show? I have it in my mind that TAR might be some sort of bridge to world peace or a grander instrument than is generally appreciated [think TAR12 Lesbian ministers' "Love Letter to the World" and the stark majesty of seeing the Earth as a blue marble from space]. Is there anything in your post-Race life which has even been nearly as positive and compelling as your time racing? Last Edited By: warren belvedere 12/23/07 10:10 PM. Edited 2 times.
holyphuk		#265	[-]
Posts: 3 (12/23/07 10:16 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Who the fuck cares who this is? Go away, loser.
carmen287	To Kingmicheal	#266	[-]
Posts: 143 (12/24/07 8:29 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Merry Christmas Kingmichael! I hope you have a incredibly wonderful day. And also to all on these boards.
myfreakingname		#267	[-]
Posts: 41 (12/26/07 2:56 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	frostiej wrote: Hey Eric....Merry Christmas. It's him. I heard the story before about the Danis at finals. merry christmas joni. sorry i missed you in cali. i would have called when i drove back through texas, but ended up driving straight through.
myfreakingname		#268	[-]
Posts: 42 (12/26/07 3:00 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	warren belvedere wrote: Thanks for fielding questions, Eric. Happy Festivus! Are you <, =, or > 6' tall? Do you think the directors film Racers so that viewers can't get a handle on such basic information as height [at the end of each leg on the Destiny Mat, very tall Racers often appear shorter than Phil because of the camera angle], in order to feed the Race's fast paced and edgy feel? As a rule, do 2nd, 3rd, 4th, etc., etc. place teams win money? How much? i'm 6 foot without shoes. jeremy is about 6' 2" for all stars second got 100k, 3rd, 75k i think, and so on from there down to 30k for last. normal race 2nd splits 25k and down to around 2k for last i think.
myfreakingname		#269	[-]
Posts: 43 (12/26/07 3:17 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Has being on the Amazing Race changed your life along the lines of a religious experience/ spiritual awakening or an otherwise grand, cosmic way, or, to you, is it just a reality tv show? I have it in my mind that TAR might be some sort of bridge to world peace or a grander instrument than is generally appreciated [think TAR12 Lesbian ministers' "Love Letter to the World" and the stark majesty of seeing the Earth as a blue marble from space]. Is there anything in your post-Race life which has even been nearly as positive and compelling as your time racing? at the end of it all viewers simply can't understand what we actually take away from the experience. you see such a small part of our complete race, taken from the view of producers and editors of what they want to show you. in reality you could make dozens of different shows from the footage that would probably have you rooting for different teams. they would all have the same ending of course, but the path to get there and confrontations along the way could be very interesting. in the end, it's something i got to be a part of that so many people wish they could do. i realize how lucky i am for the relationships and bonds i will always have thanks to elise and bertram. it's not just a show. it's the best life experience a person could hope to have regardless of winning or losing.
LaurenTheLush		#270	[-]
Posts: 40 (12/26/07 3:45 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	6 feet? Damn who knew.
frostiej		#271	[-]
Posts: 83 (12/27/07 9:55 AM) Stick this! Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Hey Eric... I knew it was you. Scott had told me you may pass through. Sorry it didn't work out...Can't wait till we ALL can get together again. Lots of wedding bells comin up.
Coachocd		#272	[-]
Posts: 6857 (12/27/07 6:17 PM) MESS member Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Hi Eric, I was not rooting for you last season because I didn't think you and Danielle were an actual All-Star team together, when there were so many former teams that were not "hybrids", like Ken/Gerard and Chip/Kim which I think should have been cast. However, I think you and Jeremy together were fully worthy of being cast as an all-star team, and I understand from what you say that was not possible. Nevertheless, I still congratulate you for winning fair and square, and am very grateful you came here and answered our questions. You are also the only person to do every leg on two seasons. How long do Phil's post-leg interviews at the pit stop normally last? When your partner is just driving you crazy, as you say Danielle did, what did you do at the pit stop or along the race to not let your frustration sidetrack your game? (Btw, I've met the Guidos and I think they are great guys. But I understand that not everyone is everyone's cup of tea.) Last Edited By: Coachocd 12/27/07 8:53 PM. Edited 1 times.
platinumtlc		#273	[-]
Posts: 1012 (12/27/07 7:41 PM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Eric time to post some more shirtless pics for the folks here.
visa18		#274	[-]
Posts: 1168 (12/27/07 11:39 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	smileyriley14 wrote: visa18 wrote: Eric has a small penis uuhhh how do u know It is all in the hands...and he has SMALL hands! Oh well, he still has a smokin bod! I personally think Eric comes acorss as an ass and just in general useless, but that's just my opinion. And anyone who doesn't want to work and gets on a reality show to win money just so they can continue being a useless bum is a waste of space in my book! But oh well, none of that matters...Eric won so congratulations (doesn't matter if he deserved to be there [NO!] or played the best game [again...nope!], he won, so good job Eric). Last Edited By: visa18 12/27/07 11:45 PM. Edited 1 times.
carmen287		#275	[-]
Posts: 144 (12/28/07 4:30 AM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Congratulations Eric. I am wondering if you and Jeremy are not gay, why the PR pictures with the hippies? Why the pic with Jeremys ass showing and the hippie's face planted in his groin? Why the under wear picture? It just added up that you guys were gay and "a couple". You talk like you are both completely hetero, but the pictures tell a thousand words differently. It just had many of us really wondering. Also the river walk had Jermey crusing in a speedo and seemed to be loving it. Help us to understand the discrepancy here. Thanks
warren belvedere		#276	[-]
Posts: 438 (12/28/07 12:58 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	myfreakingname wrote: Has being on the Amazing Race changed your life along the lines of a religious experience/ spiritual awakening or an otherwise grand, cosmic way, or, to you, is it just a reality tv show? I have it in my mind that TAR might be some sort of bridge to world peace or a grander instrument than is generally appreciated [think TAR12 Lesbian ministers' "Love Letter to the World" and the stark majesty of seeing the Earth as a blue marble from space]. Is there anything in your post-Race life which has even been nearly as positive and compelling as your time racing? at the end of it all viewers simply can't understand what we actually take away from the experience. you see such a small part of our complete race, taken from the view of producers and editors of what they want to show you. in reality you could make dozens of different shows from the footage that would probably have you rooting for different teams. they would all have the same ending of course, but the path to get there and confrontations along the way could be very interesting. in the end, it's something i got to be a part of that so many people wish they could do. i realize how lucky i am for the relationships and bonds i will always have thanks to elise and bertram. it's not just a show. it's the best life experience a person could hope to have regardless of winning or losing. Superbly stated! Again, my thanks for replying. A Happy and Prosperous New Year to You and Yours
carmen287		#277	[-]
Posts: 145 (12/28/07 11:32 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Eric, was the title of this thread written for anyone in particular? Last Edited By: carmen287 01/02/08 9:48 AM. Edited 1 times.
dc222		#278	[-]
Posts: 123 (01/04/08 3:03 AM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	platinumtlc wrote: Eric time to post some more shirtless pics for the folks here. If he doesn't mind of course. Didn't he promise to do that before? Thanks for posting here Eric!
arcuid		#279	[-]
Posts: 93 (01/04/08 3:06 AM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	warren belvedere wrote: myfreakingname wrote: Has being on the Amazing Race changed your life along the lines of a religious experience/ spiritual awakening or an otherwise grand, cosmic way, or, to you, is it just a reality tv show? I have it in my mind that TAR might be some sort of bridge to world peace or a grander instrument than is generally appreciated [think TAR12 Lesbian ministers' "Love Letter to the World" and the stark majesty of seeing the Earth as a blue marble from space]. Is there anything in your post-Race life which has even been nearly as positive and compelling as your time racing? at the end of it all viewers simply can't understand what we actually take away from the experience. you see such a small part of our complete race, taken from the view of producers and editors of what they want to show you. in reality you could make dozens of different shows from the footage that would probably have you rooting for different teams. they would all have the same ending of course, but the path to get there and confrontations along the way could be very interesting. in the end, it's something i got to be a part of that so many people wish they could do. i realize how lucky i am for the relationships and bonds i will always have thanks to elise and bertram. it's not just a show. it's the best life experience a person could hope to have regardless of winning or losing. Superbly stated! Again, my thanks for replying. A Happy and Prosperous New Year to You and Yours Very well said. And belated Happy New Year to you Eric.
carmen287	Cruise Ship	#280	[-]
Posts: 146 (01/14/08 7:35 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Eric, it was so cool to meet you and Jeremy on the Rosie Cruise ship. You guys look so happy together, happy for you both. Hope to sail with you both again. Your antics made us all laugh so hard. Tell Jeremy that he looks way good now that he has slimmed down and it makes his man part look even better in that speedo he was wearing. See you next year.

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