Pentathlon profile: Al Gore

• Pentathlon 2000 home • Current standings • Rules and disclaimer • Streetplay humor section • Pentathlon discussion area Pentathlon news • 3/9: Bradley & McCain quit, clash • 3/7: Gore flicks a winner • 2/21: Bradley, handball ace • 2/14: McCain hops to victory • 2/10: Forbes cashes out • 2/4: Bauer falls out • 2/2: Bush takes marbles • 1/28: Events moved up • 1/26: Hatch quits race The candidates • Bill Bradley (D) • Al Gore (D) • Gary Bauer (R) • George W. Bush (R) • Steve Forbes (R) • Orrin Hatch (R) • Alan Keyes (R) • John McCain (R)  : quit race The events • 2/2: Marbles • 2/14: Hopscotch • 2/21: Handball • 3/7: Skully • 3/14: Stickball

Albert Gore, Jr. Al Gore digs a hole Party: Democrat Born: 3/31/1948, Carthage, Tennessee Nickname: Algorithm Notable achievement: US Vice President, 1993-present Notable shortcoming: US Vice President, 1993-present Streetplay odds at winning Pentathlon: 4:1 Campaign slogan: "My dad was in politics too!" Official statement on Pentathlon 2000: "I enjoyed playing in the halls of the Tennessee Senate in my youth. With the help of the Streetplay.com site, which I made possible by inventing the Internet, I'm confident that I will learn enough about these interesting urban games to propel me to victory in this contest." Response to question "What's a spaldeen?" : "In the ongoing war on drugs, we hope to eradicate the so-called 'spaldeen' and other drugs from the youth culture by the end of my first term."

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