And I'm not the only one. Sure, she's my type (as is my wife, I hasten to add), but she's also the least showy of the American Gladiators. When asked if they are ready, most Gladiators give some sort of hyped-up response. She just says, "Yeah," and then knocks the poor contestants into the water. I like that about her Crush character. The real person behind Crush is Gina Carano, a current Mixed Martial Arts competitor (interview). You know, when she's not trying her best to keep a straight face or being serenaded on set.
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I don't know if it says more about me or you that I don't feel like I can stoop so low as to watch AG.
And this from a guy who remembers the first installment of MTV's The Real World....
@map - It would be much more of a comment on your standards if you were watching the current season of Real World. Their casting call should read: "Beautiful, dumb monkeys wanted."
@danny - I haven't seen the latest incarnation of AG, but I loved the original. Tennis ball cannon? What else do you need.
Danny,
I've got the biggest crush on Crush. I've been a fan of AG since the original. She's easily the best part of the newer version. She's so striking that she has turned me into a fan of women's MMA.
What a babe.
And I thought this was going to be about soda. . . .