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03-31-2007, 05:24 PM #1
Boy's vacuum expertise earns him TV shot
Whatever happened to collecting baseball cards
???
ADRIAN, Mich. - A 12-year-old boy who has collected more than 150 vacuum cleaners says he is learning to identify them by sound. "I'm getting pretty good at it," Kyle Krichbaum told the Detroit Free Press.
Kyle has been in Hollywood taping a game-show pilot where he had to compete against other contestants blindfolded and correctly identify vacuum models, the newspaper said Saturday.
He said he got his first working model at age 3 and keeps part of his collection in his room.
"When I was really little I would always follow my parents around when they were vacuuming," he said.
Randy and MaryLynn Krichbaum said their son played with a toy vacuum constantly as a toddler.
"At first we thought it was something he would grow out of because babies like noisy things," MaryLynn Krichbaum said. "But his interest just grew stronger and stronger ... where he gets it from, I don't know."
Kyle, whose hobby also has landed him a guest appearance on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno," has aspirations of owning a vacuum shop.
Adrian is located about 50 miles southwest of Detroit.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070331/ap_on_fe_st/odd_vacuum_kid;_ylt=AtGdIajcjuHJ7KKSku2KUY0sQE4F
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Re: Boy's vacuum expertise earns him TV shot
"BadlandsViking" wrote:
Saw this kid on Leno.Whatever happened to collecting baseball cards
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ADRIAN, Mich. - A 12-year-old boy who has collected more than 150 vacuum cleaners says he is learning to identify them by sound. "I'm getting pretty good at it," Kyle Krichbaum told the Detroit Free Press.
Kyle has been in Hollywood taping a game-show pilot where he had to compete against other contestants blindfolded and correctly identify vacuum models, the newspaper said Saturday.
He said he got his first working model at age 3 and keeps part of his collection in his room.
"When I was really little I would always follow my parents around when they were vacuuming," he said.
Randy and MaryLynn Krichbaum said their son played with a toy vacuum constantly as a toddler.
"At first we thought it was something he would grow out of because babies like noisy things," MaryLynn Krichbaum said. "But his interest just grew stronger and stronger ... where he gets it from, I don't know."
Kyle, whose hobby also has landed him a guest appearance on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno," has aspirations of owning a vacuum shop.
Adrian is located about 50 miles southwest of Detroit.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070331/ap_on_fe_st/odd_vacuum_kid;_ylt=AtGdIajcjuHJ7KKSku2KUY0sQE4F
He has some vacuum's from the 1920's and really knows his stuff.
He also repairs vacuum's for people cheaper than his neighboring repair shops.
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03-31-2007, 05:40 PM #3
Re: Boy's vacuum expertise earns him TV shot
Sounds like he's ... a..... sucker
;D .... for vacuums.
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When we stop to think about it, most folks behavior isn't perplexing after all !
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03-31-2007, 05:43 PM #4
Re: Boy's vacuum expertise earns him TV shot
"BadlandsViking" wrote:
This must be the luckiest kid in the world, he has a passion for vacuum cleaners and he gets selected to participate in vacuum cleaner contest! wow.Whatever happened to collecting baseball cards
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ADRIAN, Mich. - A 12-year-old boy who has collected more than 150 vacuum cleaners says he is learning to identify them by sound. "I'm getting pretty good at it," Kyle Krichbaum told the Detroit Free Press.
Kyle has been in Hollywood taping a game-show pilot where he had to compete against other contestants blindfolded and correctly identify vacuum models, the newspaper said Saturday.
He said he got his first working model at age 3 and keeps part of his collection in his room.
"When I was really little I would always follow my parents around when they were vacuuming," he said.
Randy and MaryLynn Krichbaum said their son played with a toy vacuum constantly as a toddler.
"At first we thought it was something he would grow out of because babies like noisy things," MaryLynn Krichbaum said. "But his interest just grew stronger and stronger ... where he gets it from, I don't know."
Kyle, whose hobby also has landed him a guest appearance on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno," has aspirations of owning a vacuum shop.
Adrian is located about 50 miles southwest of Detroit.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070331/ap_on_fe_st/odd_vacuum_kid;_ylt=AtGdIajcjuHJ7KKSku2KUY0sQE4F
ps. vacuum must be the only word with 2 u's.
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