DONT READ THIS CAUSE IT ACTUALLY WORKS. YOU WILL BE KISSED ON THE NEXT NEAREST FRIDAY POSSIBLE BY THE LOVE OF OUR LIFE TOMORROW WILL BE THE BEST DAY OF YOUR LIFE HOWEVER IF YOU DONT POST THIS TO THREE VID YOU WILL DYE WITHIN THE NEXT TWO DAYS. NOW, YOU'VE ALREADY STARTED READING SO DONT STOP. THIS IS SCARY PUT THIS ON FIVE VIDEOS IN THE NEXT 143 MINUETS. WHEN YOUR DONE PRESS F6 AND YOUR LOVERS NAME WILL APPEAR ON THE SCREEN. THIS IS SCARY CAUSE IT ACTUALLY WORKS
Courage, bravery, fortitude, will, and intrepidity, is the ability to confront fear, pain, risk/danger, uncertainty, or intimidation. "Physical courage" is courage in the face of physical pain, hardship, death, or threat of death, while "moral courage" is the ability to act rightly in the face of popular opposition, shame, scandal, or discouragement = Dr Jack Kevorkian
I guess there weren't any major world crisis stories going on in our world at that time..... Good God. This was the top story? Other than that, Tonyas jump was just plain phenominal. What a terrible waste of pure talent....
@getoutofmyway01 There was a huge amount of public interest in the story. (The skating match featuring Harding and Kerrigan on the same ice was among the most-watched events in TV history.)
Remember that Olympic athletes represent the country on the world stage.
Also, CBS had the Olympics in '94. These days, NBC isn't exactly shy about filling its newscasts with Olympic stories.
When Ben Johnson tested positive for steroids in 1988, ABC, CBS, and the Canadian networks led with the story.
@getoutofmyway01 And the prominence of athletes in our society is definitely a big story, as it relates to one of America's strongest traits - our obsession with being "the best."
We live in an ultra-competitive society, where (supposedly) the strong rise to the top and the weak fall to the bottom.
I'm all for healthy competition, but when you pause to consider that the financial crisis was sparked by the greed of those trying to get ahead, it makes you wonder about our priorities.
@getoutofmyway01 And the truth is that taxpayers pay a lot of money to subsidize sports. Think about how many stadiums have been built with public funds.
Athletes say things like, "Don't look at me as a role model," but the truth is that our government cooperates with big corporations to put those athletes on a pedestal.
In many public schools (run by the government), top jocks are treated like gods by everyone, including the administration.
@getoutofmyway01 First thing I was wondering when I saw the description was "Slow news day?" Can't picture (even under those circumstances) covering that story until after the first set of commercials.
This newscast was a few months before the 1994 Crime bill was passed
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DONT READ THIS CAUSE IT ACTUALLY WORKS. YOU WILL BE KISSED ON THE NEXT NEAREST FRIDAY POSSIBLE BY THE LOVE OF OUR LIFE TOMORROW WILL BE THE BEST DAY OF YOUR LIFE HOWEVER IF YOU DONT POST THIS TO THREE VID YOU WILL DYE WITHIN THE NEXT TWO DAYS. NOW, YOU'VE ALREADY STARTED READING SO DONT STOP. THIS IS SCARY PUT THIS ON FIVE VIDEOS IN THE NEXT 143 MINUETS. WHEN YOUR DONE PRESS F6 AND YOUR LOVERS NAME WILL APPEAR ON THE SCREEN. THIS IS SCARY CAUSE IT ACTUALLY WORKS
Mr98Martinez 3 months ago
Good luck Tonya. This is a WILD, WILD WEST. MEDIA IS UNFAIR.
31Centaur 3 months ago
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Courage, bravery, fortitude, will, and intrepidity, is the ability to confront fear, pain, risk/danger, uncertainty, or intimidation. "Physical courage" is courage in the face of physical pain, hardship, death, or threat of death, while "moral courage" is the ability to act rightly in the face of popular opposition, shame, scandal, or discouragement = Dr Jack Kevorkian
D0CKTORDEATH 11 months ago
Great clip. Thanks for posting.
0814ma 11 months ago
I guess there weren't any major world crisis stories going on in our world at that time..... Good God. This was the top story? Other than that, Tonyas jump was just plain phenominal. What a terrible waste of pure talent....
getoutofmyway01 11 months ago
@getoutofmyway01 There was a huge amount of public interest in the story. (The skating match featuring Harding and Kerrigan on the same ice was among the most-watched events in TV history.)
Remember that Olympic athletes represent the country on the world stage.
Also, CBS had the Olympics in '94. These days, NBC isn't exactly shy about filling its newscasts with Olympic stories.
When Ben Johnson tested positive for steroids in 1988, ABC, CBS, and the Canadian networks led with the story.
0814ma 11 months ago
@getoutofmyway01 And the prominence of athletes in our society is definitely a big story, as it relates to one of America's strongest traits - our obsession with being "the best."
We live in an ultra-competitive society, where (supposedly) the strong rise to the top and the weak fall to the bottom.
I'm all for healthy competition, but when you pause to consider that the financial crisis was sparked by the greed of those trying to get ahead, it makes you wonder about our priorities.
0814ma 11 months ago
@getoutofmyway01 And the truth is that taxpayers pay a lot of money to subsidize sports. Think about how many stadiums have been built with public funds.
Athletes say things like, "Don't look at me as a role model," but the truth is that our government cooperates with big corporations to put those athletes on a pedestal.
In many public schools (run by the government), top jocks are treated like gods by everyone, including the administration.
No one forces anyone to become rich and famous.
0814ma 11 months ago
@getoutofmyway01 First thing I was wondering when I saw the description was "Slow news day?" Can't picture (even under those circumstances) covering that story until after the first set of commercials.
ChristianTVArchive 8 months ago