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Olympics

Posted: 18 Aug 2008, 03:59
by msm67
Bored & watching the Olympic coverage. Must say, men's gymanstics is pretty interesting. The kid from Great Britian that just won a medal was a little cutie! :lol: Guess I could be watching something worse than young guys with toned bods. Too bad they're so short! :lol:

Posted: 18 Aug 2008, 04:22
by Little_Sister
:D i know what you mean, i also like to watch platform diving because it´s so pretty

Posted: 18 Aug 2008, 04:32
by msm67
@LittleSister...I agree with you about the diving. Gymanstics and diving are usually the only things I watch, unless they decide to televise the equestrian events, which they usually don't. If they do, it's usually at a weird time.

Posted: 18 Aug 2008, 04:42
by Little_Sister
today they showed it some time around six but the commentator was really weird. something like "the horses ears stand up like antennas" :lol:

Posted: 18 Aug 2008, 04:56
by msm67
Damn! That was probably late morning or early afternoon for me. I keep forgetting that the games are even on. Hmmm...never heard anyone compare a horse's ears to antennae before. :lol:

Posted: 18 Aug 2008, 06:50
by Bartek
watching sports is extremely boring

Posted: 18 Aug 2008, 07:42
by itnAklipse
Whenever i have the chance i do enjoy watching women's gymnastics and swimming jumps... i mean, it's just art.

The female body, that is.

Generally though i don't spend that much tissue watching them as when i was younger...

Posted: 18 Aug 2008, 12:37
by eotunun
Little_Sister wrote::D i know what you mean, i also like to watch platform diving because it´s so pretty
Who remembers when that one diver hit the head on the platform and pluged the 30 feet like a dead albatros?
:twisted: :innocent:

Oh, and Dei: True what you say there. I guess many boys are happy about haing a TV set in their rooms. ;D

Posted: 18 Aug 2008, 13:04
by Norman Hunter
Not really into the Olympics as such, but if you (attempt) to play sport like I do you can empathise and admire someone's skill, dexterity and determination to Be The Best Of The Best.

Or is that Top Gun? :eek:

Posted: 18 Aug 2008, 13:06
by Little_Sister
eotunun wrote:
Oh, and Dei: True what you say there. I guess many boys are happy about haing a TV set in their rooms. ;D
boys is the right choice of word. since they use girls for "womans gymnastics".

Posted: 18 Aug 2008, 13:22
by weebleswobble
bunch of arse

Posted: 18 Aug 2008, 13:31
by Izzy HaveMercy
True that, I can't watch it for a long period of time.

Then again, I think it is still much more interesting to watch than say the Tour de France, EK football or bloody tennis.

As opposed to the three sports I mentioned, Olympic sporters really TRY to do their best, thus earning my respect.

Otherwise, I was pretty disappointed when China completely failed to smack two divers in the concrete slab during Synchrone Diving :| :twisted:


IZ.

Posted: 18 Aug 2008, 13:45
by Bartek
Norman Hunter wrote:Not really into the Olympics as such, but if you (attempt) to play sport like I do you can empathise and admire someone's skill, dexterity and determination to Be The Best Of The Best.

Or is that Top Gun? :eek:
more like under the gun

Posted: 18 Aug 2008, 14:14
by markfiend
eotunun wrote:Who remembers when that one diver hit the head on the platform and pluged the 30 feet like a dead albatros?
Greg Louganis.

Posted: 18 Aug 2008, 14:50
by itnAklipse
eot: i always thought i couldn't possibly be the only one :lol:

Little Sister: Any attractive woman is actually a girl to me...in this particular sense ;)

Posted: 18 Aug 2008, 16:46
by paint it black
the medal race in the 49ers class was :lol: :lol: total carnage and the winners with borrowed equipment (TV not really dealing with it all only added to the spectacle ;D

Posted: 18 Aug 2008, 19:05
by Silver_Owl
Image :innocent:

Posted: 18 Aug 2008, 19:50
by markfiend
A theocracy ruled by the Dalai Lama isn't necessarily going to be any more democratic than external Chinese rule... :innocent:

Posted: 18 Aug 2008, 19:59
by Silver_Owl
markfiend wrote:A theocracy ruled by the Dalai Lama isn't necessarily going to be any more democratic than external Chinese rule... :innocent:
But...it would certainly be a less violent one. And less opposed.

Posted: 18 Aug 2008, 20:13
by markfiend
Just playing devil's advocate. :)

Given the current Dalai Lama's views as I understand them, he's pretty pro-democracy.

Posted: 18 Aug 2008, 23:20
by Dodges Unlimited Inc.
Hom_Corleone wrote:Image :innocent:
:notworthy: Aye! - I thought we had put all of this Olympics stuff 'to bed' with your previous thread ... ?

Oh well ... :innocent:

Posted: 18 Aug 2008, 23:57
by psichonaut
i just watched the female-volley players bums....does that count?

Posted: 19 Aug 2008, 00:24
by Dodges Unlimited Inc.
Certainly not! - A healthy activity for functioning males! :wink:

Posted: 19 Aug 2008, 06:40
by Bartek
psichonaut wrote:i just watched the female-volley players bums....does that count?
did "they" played well ?

Posted: 19 Aug 2008, 10:57
by psichonaut
Bartek wrote:
psichonaut wrote:i just watched the female-volley players bums....does that count?
did "they" played well ?
;D ...mmmmm....not.....too covered :innocent: