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Olympic Skier Julia Mancuso’s Unfortunate See Through Top

Now that the Vancouver 2010 Olympics are over, a few of the athletes have become somewhat famous, at least for the next few days. Here’s that other American skier, silver medalist Julia Mancuso , out the other night showing off more than we need to see in an unfortunate see through top. Clearly this chick doesn’t have a publicist, because this sh#t is just terrible. I’m talking about her training bra not the camera angle, she looked a whole lot better in her downhill bodysuit and goggles. Oh well, see you in four years.

Mancuso’s Facebook Fans Think Lindsey Vonn Is Fugly and Fat [Olympic Hangover]

And you thought the Olympics were over. America’s two best female skiers sparred on Twitter after Vonn’s crash messed up Mancuso’s giant slalom . Now, check out Julia’s Facebook page . Her fans totally hate that chick. And her big, gold-medal-winning butt. It’s the cyberbullying trend plaguing America’s youth! Where are Tina Fey and Mean Girls trust falls when you really need them… [ Twitter ] [ Facebook ]

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Family Guy Actress with Down Syndrome’s Sarah Palin Smackdown Too Hot for NYT

The latest twist in the important controversy of Family Guy making fun of Trig Palin: An actress with Down syndrome said Sarah Palin “does not have a sense of humor.” She was in the offending episode. Updated with more zing! Andrea Fay Friedman played the girl with Down syndrome Chris dated in the episode. (Her IMDB says she’s been on Saving Grace , Law & Order: SVU and 7th Heaven among other shows.) She was the one who said the fateful line which incurred Sarah Palin’s facebook-based ire : “My dad’s an accountant, and my mom’s the former governor of Alaska.” (Gawker.tv has got the clip .) And she has something to say to no-fun Sarah Palin, which she said in an email to the New York Times . However! It appears that what the Times printed was just the nice portion of a much meaner email Friedman sent out to various media outlets. The blog Palingates has published the uncensored email: I guess former Governor Palin does not have a sense of humor. I thought the line “I am the daughter of the former governor of Alaska” was very funny. I think the word is “sarcasm.” In my family we think laughing is good. My parents raised me to have a sense of humor and to live a normal life. My mother did not carry me around under her arm like a loaf of French bread the way former Governor Palin carries her son Trig around looking for sympathy and votes. (Emphasis mine.) How does one say in English… “Zing?” The Times , however, stops at “my parents raised me to have a sense of humor and to live a normal life.” They must have done the calculations and figured that being able to interview Sarah Palin in the future was worth more than printing Friedman’s awesome email in full. How mainstream media. It’s too bad, because the best part about Friedman’s response was also the point—such as there was one—of the Family Guy gag: Palin used Trig so blatantly as a campaign tool, and positions herself so squarely as the voice of the disabled community (see: “death panels”), that of course the one person with Down syndrome to appear in the Family Guy episode would be related to her. We can think of many, many well-meaning but possibly ‘edgy’ jokes to make right now. But we’re watching the Olympics and don’t feel like reading a bunch of pissed-off comments from people who would, like Sarah Palin, take these jokes the wrong way. So, let’s just say: Excellent work, Andrea Fay Friedman. Stop being so wimpy, New York Times . And: U-S-A! U-S-A!

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Is the Most Interesting Event at the Olympics Already Over?

Oh last night was a corker. The girls snowboarded and Julia Mancuso continued her silver rush, but mostly men twirled around on ice and we all clapped and swooned. Now that it’s over, we’re worried. Was it the best event? Because male figure skating is inherently the most ridiculous sport at the games — ohhh gender norms blahblah be damned, it’s true — it always has the potential to be resoundingly silly, and thus fun. But most years we don’t have huge American competitors and it’s all just a bunch of weirdo Russkies and our eyes do not stay glued for long. But this year! We had Lysacek and his glorious counterpart Johnny Weir , who probably wasn’t going to medal but darned if he didn’t make a good case for one last night, and plus all these surprisingly attractive competitors from elsewhere. It was a big, deep field with American favorites and storied rivalries. Put that together with Black Swan costumes and Cypress Hill songs and you’ve got an Olympic event for the ages. And now it’s done. 🙁 This is the first Olympics in a long while where the announcers haven’t spent a lopsided amount of time plugging the women’s skate during the men’s, and that’s mostly because there aren’t any American front runners among the ladies, and no big personalities from anywhere else, really. So for the drama this Olympic go-around, the men had it. Had, past tense. And we still have a whole week of competition left! What’re we going to do? Well, we’re going to gawp, horrified, at incestuous ice dancers . Yes, brother/sister ice dancing teams. That really puts the deaky in freaky. If only ice dancing wasn’t so stultifyingly boring. And sure there’s still some Alpine skiing left and Apolo Ohno has more dizzy circles to make, but this year the graceful guys of the lady-owned ice seemed to sparkle the brightest, and with the grand story sung to a close last night — the Dark Lord of America won, causing both joy and disappointment — the Olympic flame has flickered and waned, just a bit.

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Is the Most Interesting Event at the Olympics Already Over?