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Josh Norman's Next Career

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Josh Norman is appearing on the next season of DANCING WITH THE STARS, set to begin airing on ABC (WSOC ch9 in Charlotte) on April 30th. He should be pretty entertaining.  (I figure Cam would be a natural for this once he decides to retire)

He'll be competing against:

  • Arike Ogunbuwale (Notre Dame basketball who was CLUTCH in the women's NCAA brackets. Great plays)
  • Johnny Damon
  • Kareem
  • Tonya Harding
  • And obligatory Olympian entries Adam Rippon, Mirai Nagusu, Jennie Finch, Jamie Anderson, Chris Mazder

Remember Tom Bergeron's rule: you can mock everything about the show (costumes, themes, hair styles, etc).... but never mock the effort that they put into the performances.

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28 minutes ago, thunderraiden said:

Wait, since when was tonya harding making a comeback? Isnt paying to have your friends career destroyed like one of the most vile things one can do in life?

She doesn't care what kind of attention she gets, just so it's attention.  She's tried boxing, low budget films and tv to stay in the limelight and ultimately failed at all of them. 

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Not that it's especially relevant here, but Tonya Harding was actually a fantastic skater.

If she hadn't been an idiot with a shady boyfriend/husband/whatever Gillooly was she'd probably be pretty fondly remembered.  Maybe not as a gold medalist but still...

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