ESPN Erin Andrews video
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I removed the link for various reasons. But I heard something about this on Ferrall tonight. What's the full story?
http://www.digitalradiocentral.com/mlb/4529-2009-mlb-season-thread-35.html
Apparently someone had the wherewithal to drill into a hotel room, possibly an employee. From that vantage point a camera was aimed towards the area next to the bathroom. From there the person filming could see patrons taking off their clothes before entering into the shower or in Erin's case, as she was curling her hair and/or talking on the phone while naked.
Her body is magnificent. Unbelievable. But at the same time, one can feel one's own soul being stripped away while watching the video. She more than lives up to the pictures featured in the MLB thread.
Apparently someone had the wherewithal to drill into a hotel room, possibly an employee. From that vantage point a camera was aimed towards the area next to the bathroom. From there the person filming could see patrons taking off their clothes before entering into the shower or in Erin's case, as she was curling her hair and/or talking on the phone while naked.
Her body is magnificent. Unbelievable. But at the same time, one can feel one's own soul being stripped away while watching the video. She more than lives up to the pictures featured in the MLB thread.
I was thinking the same thing the way she was posing looked more like an audition. Does she still work for ESPN?
Oren, if you're suggesting that Erin Andrews planned this whole thing and leaked the video herself...well there's no way that's the case.
Yes, she's the most popular "sideline" reporter in the business.
Just a hunch, but my guess is that her days as a sideline reporter are numbered. She's becoming a bit too popular for her current gig.
I hear that her lawyers are aggressively seeking removal of the video in question.
They claim she's the victim of a crime. It's kind of creepy.
I'm not so sure about the virus thing. Her lawyers probably put that out there to discourage people from downloading it.
They claim she's the victim of a crime. It's kind of creepy.
I'm not so sure about the virus thing. Her lawyers probably put that out there to discourage people from downloading it.
I've seen hotter... And I've never seen her on ESPN, which show & time does she usually work?
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ornoface:
I've seen hotter... And I've never seen her on ESPN, which show & time does she usually work?
She's what they call a "sideline reporter". The bulk of her work comes during games, usually MLB and college football. Occasionally she'll have an appearance on SportsCenter, but those spots are usually reserved for people like Rachel Nichols and Wendy Nix.
I am impressed that you've seen hotter though...you must be some ladies' man!
Erin Andrews is going on Oprah to talk about what happened - ESPN's Erin Andrews discusses her story with Oprah Winfrey - ESPN