lol at the comments:

jeesonus Jul 22, 2009 12:28:55 PM
What a charade... this video was so obviously staged it's laughable. The "peephole" is the size of a CD and the cameraman was clearly in the room with her. Erin, try again, dear.

Silverbolt Jul 22, 2009 12:26:19 PM
No woman I know would ever stand in front of the mirror doing her hair for 6 minutes in the nude. Plus there are times it actually seems shes flexing her bootie for the camera. Either she's very vain and someone knew her routine, or somethings amiss. And yes, she's not all that, but you definitely see she's got quite a toned body in the video.

these guys obv don't know a lot of women

QFT.
Hell I'm a guy and even I spend about 20 seconds naked in front of the mirror making sure I didn't miss a spot after taking a shower. It's only natural for a girl to spend 20 mins.

I've waited on probably 5+ gf's who were getting ready naked in front of the mirror for like an hour.

It's not like their gonna put on makeup and use hot ass curling irons with clothes on. The very most a girl gets ready in is underwear I would think.

definitely thinly veiled 5+ gf's post

wtf does this mean? miss a spot? what are you cleaning? a car?

Can you blame me?

A+

so great.

meh, finally watched it and it was kind of boring imo. felt creepy after like 15-20secs

I'll bet you Erin Andrews tapes the blinds shut and covers the door peephole with electric tape in every hotel room she stays in from now on.

And please relese the David Wright-EA sex tape. Please.....

ESPN bans Post staffers over Andrews photos

ESPN has banned staffers from the New York Post from appearing on any of its programming after the newspaper ran photos from the video showing sideline reporter Erin Andrews nude in a hotel room.

The Post published three images from the blurry video.

"While we understand the Post's decision to cover this as a news story, their running photos obtained in such a fashion went well beyond the boundaries of common decency in the interest of sensationalism," ESPN senior vice president of communications Chris LaPlaca said in a statement.

Lesson: don't cross the wwl.

When was the last time espn broke/investigated a story that was critical of one of the sports they "partner" with?
ESPN, the Card Player magazine of sports.

you're so much better than the rest of us.

Mother**** Deadspin and their assorted white knight ******ry.

That is all.

It's looking more likely it was an ESPN co-worker than a hotel guy or random stalker.

I heard today that someone said the clips are actually from two different dates from two different hotels, which points to someone in the traveling crew with her.

i thought this was proven as not being the case?

More importantly, who cares? Some of you people suck at just chilling out and enjoying the n00dz.

wonder when she will come back to work. She shuld be proud of her body IMO. Will be forgotten next week

Whawhawhaaaaatttt??

Steroids in baseball and all that Barry Bonds stuff? Tim Donaghy betting scandal? Various other scandals. When they aren't making a completely idiotic decision like the Roethlisberger self-imposed ban thing they have shown a tendency to overkill scandals down everyone's throats to the point of nausea.

highly unlikely.

i dont often agree with you; but this is exactly how i feel

if i looked like that, i stand naked in front of the mirror all day

Well on the plus side I will sleep well tonight knowing we finally agree on something.

underwhelmed.