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She’s Oprah..of course

Oprah has had her own YouTube channel for 6 whole days now (here is the story). She introduced her channel by hosting a television show with all the YouTube “stars”. Her favorite was Tyson the skateboarding dog: “If we all had the passion of that dog everyone would be successful”. Really Oprah? A passionate dog?Continue reading “She’s Oprah..of course”

Posted bymeganbolerNovember 7, 2007Posted inUncategorizedTags:oprah, youtube

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