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JungKim Posted 13 years ago
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Can you please fill in the blanks?
(You know,) I remember the first time she ______________________.
and you know, ___ just burning holes with her...through her with her eyes.
And if that _____ intimidate her, she's good to go.
Here's the video from CNN, starting at 2:12 and for about 10 seconds.
and you know, ___ just burning holes with her...through her with her eyes.
And if that _____ intimidate her, she's good to go.
Here's the video from CNN, starting at 2:12 and for about 10 seconds.
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Well, I got some of it: You know, I remember the first time she walked ______________ and you know, the guys just burning holes with her, through her, with their eyes. And if that doesn't intimidate her, she's good to go.
- Well, I got some of it: You know, I remember the first time she walked ______________ and you know, the guys just burning holes with her, through her, with their eyes.
- And if that doesn't intimidate her, she's good to go.
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Well, I got some of it:
You know, I remember the first time she walked ______________ and you know, the guys just burning holes with her, through her, with their eyes. And if that doesn't intimidate her, she's good to go.
You know, I remember the first time she walked ______________ and you know, the guys just burning holes with her, through her, with their eyes. And if that doesn't intimidate her, she's good to go.
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Thanks.
Anyone who could decipher the remaining?
Any help would be appreciated.
Anyone who could decipher the remaining?
Any help would be appreciated.
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Possibly, the last word on that blank is "Richmond", referring to Richmond International Raceway.
Now, what would be the couple words between "walked" and "Richmond"?
Now, what would be the couple words between "walked" and "Richmond"?
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I think it's this:
You know, I remember the first time she walked on the plane going to Richmond, and you know, the guys just burning holes with her, through her, with their eyes. And if that doesn't intimidate her, she's good to go.
You know, I remember the first time she walked on the plane going to Richmond, and you know, the guys just burning holes with her, through her, with their eyes. And if that doesn't intimidate her, she's good to go.
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I've got one more question at the end of the clip (at 2:31).
The context right before the interview is:
Despite that experience and the ones that will undoubtedly follow, Abbott refuses to leave her femininity behind. She says she remains a woman in every sense.
And then, she says "The ongoing joke is, if I'm not in tennis shoes, I'm in pumps. And I love wearing dresse
The context right before the interview is:
Despite that experience and the ones that will undoubtedly follow, Abbott refuses to leave her femininity behind. She says she remains a woman in every sense.
And then, she says "The ongoing joke is, if I'm not in tennis shoes, I'm in pumps. And I love wearing dresse
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It's not about that; it's about her ability to be like both.
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