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    The Khloe Effect: Will Kardashian Help or Hurt Lamar Odom's Basketball Career?
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    He is so obsessed he has admitted that he eats candy for breakfast. "Now, Khloe Kardashian is a lovely woman, but in Hollywood, where everyone is expected to be a waif, she gets called fat -- even after she's lost a significant amount of weight. For a lot of people who have lost weight, one of the easiest ways to keep it off is to change your grocery-shopping habits and not have junk food in the house. So, what happens there?" Spector wonders. Don't worry Jess, we're sure the cameras will be rolling the entire time. Full Article at AOL News
    Now, Khloe Kardashian is a lovely woman, but in Hollywood, where everyone is expected to be a waif, she gets called fat -- even after she's lost a significant amount of weight. For a lot of people who have lost weight, one of the easiest ways to keep it off is to change your grocery-shopping habits and not have junk food in the house. So, what happens there?
    SOURCE: AOL News 4 weeks ago
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The Khloe Effect: Will Kardashian Help or Hurt Lamar Odom's Basketball Career?
  1. Big free-agent contracts are much harder to live up to for role players who move to new cities and are expected to be stars. That's not the case with Odom, especially with Ron Artest coming in to join Kobe Bryant & Co. They might have the best defensive team in the NBA
    SOURCE: AOL News 4 weeks ago
  2. Odom just signed a fat contract in August so maybe he feels more secure about the decision than Mr. Bush did. I'd just worry that Mr. Odom exposes himself to possible injury since Khloe is larger and more intimidating than many of his NBA opponents. I wouldn't be shocked if he spends a good portion of t...
    SOURCE: AOL News 4 weeks ago
  3. When any of these poison Kardashians get their hands on a professional athlete, it usually results in a higher profile for the player, but a decrease in both playing time and physical ability. Look up Bush, Reggie
    SOURCE: AOL News 4 weeks ago

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