My feeling tonight is that Alan Culpepper will win a medal in 2004. I have not liked Culpepper in the past but I feel that Mr. Culpepper will medal in 2004. He trains hard & keeps to himself all good signs of a winner. My vibes tell me that he will do well shortly.
To me he seems ballsy enough to run well on a tough Olympic style marathon course as well.
I see him running sub-2:07 before his career ends.
lasse viren wrote:
My feeling tonight is that Alan Culpepper will win a medal in 2004. I have not liked Culpepper in the past but I feel that Mr. Culpepper will medal in 2004. He trains hard & keeps to himself all good signs of a winner. My vibes tell me that he will do well shortly.
Medal in what? The Special Olympics?
Athens is in Europe. Culpepper doesn't do Europe.
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