Before College....






In College.......







Original thread is buried somewhere. I know TWW had a crush on her so I thought I'd update.

4/18/2008 3:19:50 PM

Nice update. Thxu.

4/18/2008 3:20:14 PM

what a fat ass.

4/18/2008 3:21:10 PM

oh my - i'd hit it even harder

4/18/2008 3:21:43 PM

4/18/2008 3:21:47 PM

^^

4/18/2008 3:22:01 PM

superhot athletes with batshit crazy fathers get the freshman fifteen too, y'know

and ^^^ yes

4/18/2008 3:22:15 PM

yeah arms and shoulders aren't as cut as they once were.

seriously, girl, get on the program.

4/18/2008 3:22:18 PM

Still looks fine to me.

4/18/2008 3:22:37 PM

still looks like she needs to get it as hard as she possibly could take it

no, she needs it even harder than that

I WOULD WRECK THAT CHICK

i don't care what she looks like

4/18/2008 3:24:28 PM

4/18/2008 3:24:37 PM

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"Teen Tests Internet's Lewd Track Record California High Schooler Allison Stokke, 18, Becomes a Victim Of Unwanted Attention After Photo Is Posted on a Sports Blog By Eli Saslow Washington Post Staff Writer Tuesday, May 29, 2007; Page A01 NORWALK, Calif. -- Early this month, 18-year-old Allison Stokke walked into her high school track coach's office and asked if he knew any reliable media consultants. Stokke had tired of constant phone calls, of relentless Internet attention, of interview requests from Boston to Brazil. In her high school track and field career, Stokke had won a 2004 California state pole vaulting title, broken five national records and earned a scholarship to the University of California, yet only track devotees had noticed. Then, in early May, she received e-mails from friends who warned that a year-old picture of Stokke idly adjusting her hair at a track meet in New York had been plastered across the Internet. She had more than 1,000 new messages on her MySpace page. A three-minute video of Stokke standing against a wall and analyzing her performance at another meet had been posted on YouTube and viewed 150,000 times. Allison Stokke In her high school track and field career, Allison Stokke has won a 2004 California state pole vaulting title, broken five national records and earned a scholarship to the University of California. (Jonathan Alcorn for The Washington Post) Who's Blogging? Read what bloggers are saying about this article. * Blog do Cardoso | Fortune and Glory, kid. Fortune and Glory. * mikeschramm.com * Where the Boggs are Always Cold Full List of Blogs (304 links) » Most Blogged About Articles On washingtonpost.com | On the web Save & Share Article What's This? Digg Google del.icio.us Yahoo! Reddit Facebook "I just want to find some way to get this all under control," Stokke told her coach. Three weeks later, Stokke has decided that control is essentially beyond her grasp. Instead, she said, she has learned a distressing lesson in the unruly momentum of the Internet. A fan on a Cal football message board posted a picture of the attractive, athletic pole vaulter. A popular sports blogger in New York found the picture and posted it on his site. Dozens of other bloggers picked up the same image and spread it. Within days, hundreds of thousands of Internet users had searched for Stokke's picture and leered. The wave of attention has steamrolled Stokke and her family in Newport Beach, Calif. She is recognized -- and stared at -- in coffee shops. She locks her doors and tries not to leave the house alone. Her father, Allan Stokke, comes home from his job as a lawyer and searches the Internet. He reads message boards and tries to pick out potential stalkers. "We're keeping a watchful eye," Allan Stokke said. "We have to be smart and deal with it the best we can. It's not something that you can just make go away." On May 8, blogger Matt Ufford received Stokke's picture in an e-mail from one of his readers, and he reacted to Stokke's image on instinct. She was hot. She was 18. Readers of Ufford's WithLeather.com -- a sports blog heavy on comedy, opinion and sometimes sex -- would love her. The picture was taken by a track and field journalist and posted as part of a report on a California prep track Web site. The photo was hardly sexually explicit, which made Ufford's decision to post it even easier. At 5 feet 7, Stokke has smooth, olive-colored skin and toned muscles. In the photo, her vaulting pole rests on her right shoulder. Her right hand appears to be adjusting the elastic band on her ponytail. Her spandex uniform -- black shorts and a white tank top that are standard for a track athlete -- reveals a bare midriff. By targeting his comedic writing to 18- to 35-year-old males, Ufford has built a sports blog that attracts almost 1 million visitors each month. Ufford writes tongue-and-cheek items about the things his readers love: athletes and beautiful women. Stokke qualified as both. She was, therefore, a "no-brainer to write about," Ufford said. He posted her picture and typed a four-paragraph blurb to accompany it. Meet pole vaulter Allison Stokke. . . . Hubba hubba and other grunting sounds. "I understand there are certain people who are put off immediately by the tone of my blog," Ufford said. "Every week, there's somebody who takes offense to something, but that's part of being a comedy writer. If nobody is complaining, it probably wasn't funny. You are hoping for some kind of feedback." By that measure, Ufford's post about Stokke created a landmark for success. He received a handful of angry e-mails, including one from the photographer who threatened to file suit if his picture of Stokke remained on the blog. But Ufford also attracted a record number of visitors in May, thanks largely to Stokke's picture. More than 20 message boards and 30 blogs copied or linked to Ufford's item. From her computer at home, Stokke tracked the spread of her image with dismay and disbelief. She had dealt with this once before, when a track fan posted a lewd comment and a picture of her on a message board two years earlier. Stokke had contacted the poster through e-mail and, a few days later, the image had disappeared. But what could she do now, when a search for her name in Yahoo! revealed almost 310,000 hits? "It's not like I could e-mail everybody on the Internet," Stokke said."

her beauty is her curse. she will never have a normal life, thanks to the interwebs.

4/18/2008 3:24:56 PM

oh my - i'd hit it even harder

4/18/2008 3:24:58 PM

ALL I AM LOOKING FOR IS A

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"WARM WET HOLE"

4/18/2008 3:25:29 PM

ha, her dad sounds psycho

does he not realize that the ppl he should really afraid of aren't going to be professing their love for her on the internet?

4/18/2008 3:26:51 PM

Once media gets out on to the internet, it never can be killed.

4/18/2008 3:29:44 PM

she will be thankful when she lands a film role and makes millions......

4/18/2008 3:30:26 PM

she really has no right to complain. if you're going to be in the public eye then don't be surprised when someone takes notice.

4/18/2008 3:31:28 PM

^ what the fuck are you blathering about?

she was just some high school athlete chick

she didn't ask for all this

4/18/2008 3:32:24 PM

Freshman girls

Get 'em while they're thin.

4/18/2008 3:33:08 PM

I like 'em thick--more cush, less push.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=41APzy5kqBU

4/18/2008 3:40:06 PM

Cookout is a hell of a drug

4/18/2008 3:41:50 PM

4/18/2008 3:42:47 PM

^^ AMEN

[Edited on April 18, 2008 at 3:43 PM. Reason : .]

4/18/2008 3:42:51 PM

still a fucking hottie

4/18/2008 3:42:55 PM

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"Cookout is a hell of a drug"

have to admit I laughed pretty hard at that one

4/18/2008 3:43:27 PM

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"she was just some high school athlete chick she didn't ask for all this"

she was in the public eye by winning competitions and being in the top tier of her field. she didn't explicitly ask for it but i doubt by 18 she was oblivious to how people view attractive girls in skimpy clothing. so its my contention that she need not be surprised when things like this happen. just as any of those girls in the 18 - 21 thread shouldn't be shocked they're on the net, either.

4/18/2008 3:45:17 PM

she may not DESERVE it, but she did sort of ASK for it...if she didn't want to be seen as a hot, sexy, athletic woman wearing skimpy clothes, she should have done something else like...librarian

oh, wait, that doesn't work, either, because then she'd be all up in my librarian fantasies

poor chick is doomed

4/18/2008 3:53:19 PM

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"oh my - i'd hit it even harder "

4/18/2008 3:55:33 PM

couple weeks of yoga to tone up and good lord that would be some prime kobe beef

4/18/2008 3:59:15 PM

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"Cookout is a hell of a drug"

4/18/2008 4:22:01 PM

CSI Miami did an episode about this

4/18/2008 4:36:47 PM

hot

4/18/2008 4:46:11 PM

still hot

4/18/2008 5:13:28 PM

still hot

4/18/2008 5:13:59 PM

I only use "heavy" when referring to Busch, because Busch Light seems to be the default

4/18/2008 6:21:35 PM

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"she was in the public eye by winning competitions and being in the top tier of her field."

big ol' lawl at this guy equating girl's high school track to the "public eye"

SHE SHOULD'VE LOST ON PURPOSE, THEN NONE OF THIS WOULD'VE HAPPENED, IT'S HER OWN FAULT

4/18/2008 7:07:40 PM

http://blog.iblamethepatriarchy.com/2007/06/02/i-puke-on-dude-nation/

4/18/2008 7:19:28 PM

still hot

4/18/2008 7:20:06 PM

The question of being in the "public eye" is only an issue when lawsuits are brought about regarding "defamation of character" or "invasion of privacy."

If this was a lawful issue of invasion or privacy, her father could have brought suit against those who posted the photos. Rather, he went after the individuals who were "potential stalkers" because (being a lawyer) he knew he did not have a case against the bloggers since his daughter "won a 2004 California state pole vaulting title, broken five national records and earned a scholarship to the University of California." The fact that she broke five national records put this girl in the public eye.

That's just the shitty fact of being "famous," your image is -- for the most part -- fair game. If you weren't looking for fame, that just sucks for you, and you should have been living on the couch instead of excelling in something. And if you're a minor, that sucks even more for you -- now live with it, you're famous.

However, the photographers can throw bitch fits since the images are their property or belong to their media affiliate.

4/18/2008 7:42:38 PM

Legally, sure. But remember, Stokke is a person. She's expressed in the the past that she doesn't want the attention.

4/18/2008 8:18:47 PM

you know what? shit happens. are you going to spend YOUR tax dollars on some massive containment campaign so this girl is a little more comfortable?

she's human, we, as humans, grow and adapt. she'll be fine, and if these recent pics werent enough, time will allow this all to blow over.

4/18/2008 8:22:11 PM

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"4/18/2008 3:30:26 PM She really has no right to complain. if you're going to be in the public eye then don't be surprised when someone takes notice. "

and youre a dumbass piece of shit, if someone decides to sell some shit with her image on it she can lose her eligibility first of all, secondly people like to rob and kill women nowadays


and thirdly she did not ask your socially inept virgin dweeb ass for any attention


and it looks to me that she has put on muscle due to college level workout routines, learn somethin about gaining muscle

[Edited on April 18, 2008 at 8:24 PM. Reason : x]

4/18/2008 8:23:41 PM

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"Legally, sure. But remember, Stokke is a person. She's expressed in the the past that she doesn't want the attention."

I totally understand that.

but from the media's perspective, that's tough shit for her.

I'm not saying it wouldn't be different if she was a seadonkey ... but that's the nature of the beast.

[Edited on April 18, 2008 at 8:24 PM. Reason : ]

4/18/2008 8:24:09 PM

exactly. none of this would have happened if she was unattractive; she would be another faceless name in a sea of stats.


i'm willing to bet she'd take a little media scare over a lifetime of being ugly

4/18/2008 8:28:13 PM

thats retarded

4/18/2008 8:29:09 PM

what is

4/18/2008 8:31:06 PM

you're right ZomBCraw.

but as an individual who works in the media, I can tell you that we have to make a lot of decisions that make my stomach turn, but are based on public interest.

4/18/2008 8:31:56 PM

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"and youre a dumbass piece of shit, if someone decides to sell some shit with her image on it she can lose her eligibility first of all"

No she can't. But thanks for playing. Stop by anytime.

4/18/2008 8:59:35 PM

quite this petty arguing and post pics dammit.

4/18/2008 9:00:03 PM